Women Officers

As director of the Ohio Office of Law Enforcement Recruitment, one of Sarah Shendy's goals is to encourage women and minorities to consider LE careers

The suspect had left a bullet hole in Deputy Sydney Canipe’s windshield a week earlier, inches from her head

These female police officers are helping young teenage girls stay safe and motivated through the power of training

Growing up, Kendra Snowden didn't idolize her mom because she was in law enforcement; instead, she admired her work ethic and passion for people

Marcela Haskins knew she wanted to be the kind of mom who ate dinner with her kids and gave hugs before bedtime, but she also aspired to be a police officer

Women currently represent only 12% of all LEOs in America. Will you take the 30x30 pledge and promise to change that statistic?

A lawsuit said the old fitness tests included standards that weren't required to perform a trooper's job duties

There are four big mistakes that seem to be endemic to any sexual harassment, sexual assault, or gender discrimination case

A review of media-reported cases involving sexual harassment of female police officers by male officers from 2000-2019

Currently, women make up 12% of sworn officers. The 30x30 Initiative is trying to change that

It’s not easy balancing Olympic dreams with being a cop, but Officer Jean says it’s all about a strong mindset

NLEOMF panel discusses the unique experiences women face in their roles to serve and protect

From undershirts to handgun grip modifications, there are some simple ways to improve comfort and safety on patrol

Undersheriff Kelly Martinez began her career with the department in 1985 as a deputy