In June of 2018, the National Law Enforcement Museum launched its Teen Leadership Council. The Council consisted of eleven local high school students from Washington, D.C., Maryland, and Virginia.
True Crime, is a popular genre and one with a strong connection to content at the National Law Enforcement Museum.
It was early morning on October 12, 2000, when I received word from the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) anti-terrorism alert center that there had been an accident off the coast of Aden, Yemen, involving a Navy ship, the USS Cole.
The Museum is ready for a fabulous 2019 with exciting programs and a focus on the future
Enhance your group’s visit to the Museum with a hands-on workshop in our Learning Center.
Our Museum Grand Opening celebration is now just one month away. We’re opening our doors on Saturday, October 13.
Years of planning, dreaming and fundraising have made the dream of a National Law Enforcement Museum a reality.
May 6 to 12 marks National Corrections Officers and Employees Week, week dedicated to more than 468,000* corrections officers across the country.
The idea of a National Law Enforcement Museum was once just a dream. Now it is very real. We’re getting ready to open our doors this fall.
The “L.A. Law” and “Hill Street Blues” creator took police procedurals and courtroom dramas to a new level and we couldn’t get enough.