Sgt. Steve Clarks holds a training weapon to his head as a deputy attempts to talk him into putting down the weapon and then getting out of the vehicle — an example of simulation scenarios played out for officers with the Plumas County Sheriff’s Office recently. While this kind of engagement is rehearsed at the deputy-training academy, it’s an important skill to know when needed. Photo by Victoria Metcalf
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