(Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune) Provo City Police Chief John King, left, talks about reacting to scenarios as Provo City Police detective Daniel Pust listens following a scenario where he was forced to shoot a suspect in the VIRTRA 300 training system in a NuSkin owned building located at 244 W 100 S in Provo, Utah Monday, April 18, 2016. Largely due to the efforts of State Representative Keven Stratton, the law enforcement agencies of Utah County received a grant to purchase the realistic, 300 degree training simulator with five floor to ceiling video screens that are set up in a circle. The screens portray a variety of potentially stressful situations that officers find themselves in daily. These scenarios test officersÕ decision making skills providing only seconds to decide how to react.