For the last five years, the Floyd County Sheriff’s Office has been using MILO to help people respond to potentially deadly situations. MILO is a computer-assisted program used by officers like Deputy Randy Powers to train peers and others to deal with a wide variety of scenarios.
“This week alone, I've had three groups already. I've had some from schools, we've had mostly mostly law enforcement officers for this past two days. Tonight I do have a church security team members, I think I've got a lead and come in tonight.”
