In a series of four episodes, the Black Trailblazers in Blue series will profile a selection of African American leaders in Law Enforcement and highlight their contributions to the field and its expansive history.
From slave to U.S. Marshal, Bass Reeves went on to serve more than 30 years in law enforcement, becoming the first African American to serve as a U.S. Marshal. Listen in to learn more about his life and career in law enforcement.
For a full list of Black law enforcement figures, please visit our archive, found here.
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Encore | A Network of Support for Lasting Change, Part 3
Bonus | Museum Spotlight
Lifeline | Inside the National Law Enforcement Traffic Safety Summit, Part 2
Encore | A Network of Support for Lasting Change, Part 2
Law & Disorder | The Disappearance of Natalee Holloway: A Story of Resilience
Lifeline | Inside the National Law Enforcement Traffic Safety Summit, Part 1
Encore | A Network of Support for Lasting Change, Part 1
Lifeline | Behind the Memorial: Its History and Purpose
Law & Disorder | Four Dead in Ohio: Kent State, 1970
Law & Disorder | The People vs. OJ Simpson, Part 2
Law & Disorder | The People vs. OJ Simpson, Part 1
Lifeline | Sneak Peek into the National Law Enforcement Traffic Safety Summit
Lifeline | An Inside Look at Officer Safety and Wellness
Encore | Investigating OJ Simpson, Part 1
Encore | Investigating OJ Simpson, Part 2
Encore | Crisis and Homeless Intervention Strategies
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