A series of engaging time capsules along the Museum’s south wall will provide compelling snapshots of different eras in American law enforcement history.
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Arresting the Cincinnati Strangler: Tracking Down a Serial Killer
Over the course of more than a year, a serial killer raped and strangled seven women in Cincinnati, Ohio, most of them elderly.
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Secrets Deep Inside the New Museum
A year ago, National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund CEO Craig W. Floyd braved frigid temperatures to complete a mission.
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An Amazing Opportunity and an Amazing Intern
The Museum says farewell to fall intern and George Washington University Grad Student Shelbi Stovall. She’s been instrumental in cataloging the collection.
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One Officer’s Story: Amber R. Lupkes
What’s it like to walk in the shoes of a law enforcement officer? Several pre-trial and probation officers share their personal journeys in the new Museum.
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Pop Culture Meets the Real Deal in Reel to Real
Actor Vincent D’Onofrio and Boston (MA) Police Superintendent-in-Chief William Gross discuss the real-life scenarios that have inspired movies and TV scenes.
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First Publicly Gay NYC Police Officer | November 20, 1981
Sgt. Charles H. Cochrane, Jr. came out after 14-years with the New York (NY) Police Department. He later co-founded the Gay Officers Action League.
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Teddy Roosevelt on College Football & Civil Service Reform
A letter from the 26th President and former President of the New York City Board of Police Commissioners reveals a bit about his personality and interests.
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Oral History Interviews in Arizona
Last month the Museum filmed oral histories in Phoenix, Arizona, including in-depth interviews with two retired Phoenix (AZ) Police Department officers.
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Hawaii Five-O, a Lasting Favorite
The police procedural captivated viewers for 12 seasons with its iconic theme song. The Museum’s collection includes treasures from the hit television show.
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