Ever wonder how the nation’s 900,000 law enforcement agencies work together to investigate and solve crimes? Check out the Museum’s Web of Law Enforcement exhibit to find out more.

An unusual approach to providing answers that serve both law enforcement and our communities need for understanding and trust. The National Law Enforcement Museum facilitates public access to and participation in a training simulator that is unique to Washington, DC,…

One striking section of the Museum’s interactive Being an Officer exhibit explores the dangerous environment in which Corrections Officers work..

September 11, 2001, remains one of the darkest days in American history and the deadliest day in American law enforcement history.

Meet Dux and his partner and handler Spotsylvania (VA) Sheriff’s Deputy Kory Kelley. They’ll be honored as part of an impressive Museum installation.

Two SWAT officers endure the arduous process of being made into a cast figure to represent their profession in the new National Law Enforcement Museum.

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.

The Museum follows Wyatt, a Belgian Malinois puppy, as he undergoes foundational training to become part of the Boston (MA) Police Dept. K-9 unit.

The U.S. Park Police helicopter that rescued victims of the Air Florida Flight 90 crash into the Potomac River, waits to take its place in the new Museum.