8.9K views · 146 reactions | OC spray training for new employees in Corrections and Law Enforcement. | Pennington County Sheriff's Office | Facebook

25M views · 14K reactions | Training to become a police officer is rigorous, and experiencing OC spray is a crucial part of that preparation. It's a challenging experience, but it helps officers understand the effects firsthand and prepares them for real-life situations. Sending encouragement to Class 46 as they near the end of their training! #policetraining | Bridgeport Police Department | Facebook

As part of OC spray training, our recruits are sprayed in the face and required to fight through the discomfort to complete a safe arrest and identify a potential weapon in the suspect’s hand. Today’s “weapon”? A rubber duck. Check it out! | North Dakota Highway Patrol

4.6K views · 141 reactions | Each of our deputies and detention officers who carry OC Pepper Spray have to first be certified. Certification includes required training, plus an exposure and completion of a physical combat exercises and searches. | Forsyth County Sheriff's Office | Facebook

37K views · 338 reactions | OC SPRAY | As our recruits approach graduation, their final weeks of training include exposure to OC spray and tasers. Our Spring 2025 class learned how OC spray physiologically and psychologically impacts the human body. They may be exposed while patrolling the streets so experiencing it now in a training evironment is the safest way to get sprayed with oleoresin capsicum for the first time. | Lincoln Police Department | Facebook

4.4K views · 40 reactions | RCSO Deputies who carry OC (pepper) spray must be exposed prior to carrying it. This exposure helps them understand the spray's effects firsthand and learn proper decontamination. | Rockdale County Sheriff's Office | Facebook