The National Law Enforcement Museum is proud to introduce Precinct 444, a new podcast network aimed at expanding the Museum’s mission to tell the story of American law enforcement. Hosted by Charles Fulcher, the Museum's Director of Programs and Innovation, Precinct 444 welcomes subject-matter experts each week to the Museum’s recording studio to hear stories that will inspire our listeners, engage our community, and honor the profession of law enforcement. Coming September 2022, Precinct 444 will offer engaging content that considers pressing issues of the day, reflects on historic events, and helps law enforcement officers and their communities stay safe.

Enjoy this sneak peek teaser introduction into what’s coming from the precinct.

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Inspired by the depth and severity of the nation’s homelessness crisis made even more apparent by the coronavirus pandemic, this discussion considers the lack of access to regular mental and physical healthcare among people experiencing homelessness, leading to unnecessary entanglement with the criminal justice system. Collaboration between law enforcement and community homelessness services is needed to better address the core issues at hand.

https://nleomf.org/museum/precinct-444/

A look back at the investigation into the OJ Simpson trial and the role played by DNA evidence: its use, misuse, and how its very presence affected public perception of what is now considered standard practice in criminal proceedings.

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