NCWP 7th Annual Leadership Development Conference

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Leaders of the DC Chapter of Concerned Police Survivors (COPS) lay a wreath for all women who've lost their lives in the line of duty.	Leaders of COPS stand with parents of Police Officer Gail Cobb. Officer Cobb, of the Metropolitan Police Department, was the first woman in law enforcement to loose her life in the line of duty in 1974.
Special Agent US Army CID VinCene McClain receives a rose to pay tribute to Sergeant First Class Jeanne Margaret Balcombe and Military Police Officer Tekoa Lurray Brown.	Parents of Officer Gail Cobb lay a rose for their daughter.
At the National Law Enforcement Officer's Memorial in Washington, DC, conference participants gather together for the service titled "Celebrations of the Contributions of Women in Law Enforcement" to pay tribute to the 173 women who've lost their lives in the line of duty.
Left to right: Dr. Elsie Scott, Executive Director, Police Training & Standards Board, Metropolitan Police Department, Washington, D.C., Lieutenant Terri Tobin, New York Police Department, Margie Moore, Director, NCWP, Kathy Spillar, National Coordinator, FMF, Nancy Falcon, Assistant Director for Public Safety/Security, Queens College, City University of New York	Seargant Mary Young, New York Police Department and Margie Moore, Director, NCWP
Lieutenant Terri Tobin, New York Police Department and Seargant Mary Young, New York Police Department came to give a special address to conference participants after the viewing of the film "Women at Ground Zero".	Elsie and Terri
	Major David Baylor of the Delaware State Police pays special remembrance to Corporal Frances M. Collender.

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