Partner Columns, News from NLEOMF National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund Partner Columns, News from NLEOMF National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund

Jana Monroe: Oral History

Jana Monroe never waited for an invitation. As one of the first female sworn officers in California policing, Monroe was “pretty much an anomaly” in her own words. At first she was given traditionally feminine roles – looking after children at an arrest, dealing with juvenile offenders, and talking to female victims, but Monroe wanted more out of the job.

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Partner Columns, News from NLEOMF National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund Partner Columns, News from NLEOMF National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund

When Police Shoot: A Dialogue on the Use of Force

On Wednesday December 3, the National Law Enforcement Museum and The Memorial Foundation, builders of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial, hosted the Museum’s inaugural Conversations on Law Enforcement panel discussion entitled When Police Shoot: A Dialogue on the Use of Force at the US Navy Memorial’s Burke Theater.

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