Jenna Curren
Jenna Curren, Ed.D, is an associate professor for criminal justice. Prior to working in higher education, Jenna held various custody and treatment positions with the CT Department of Correction, finishing her final years at the rank of Lieutenant. Throughout her tenure, she worked at several facilities where she supervised different types of offender populations including, women, the youth, and offenders with mental health issues. A C.E.R.T and honor guard member, as well as a training officer, Jenna has 15 years of experience in the field and in academics.
writer4LET@yahoo.com
writer4LET@yahoo.com
Seattle authorities say a woman repeatedly drove through an active crime scene, nearly striking a deputy and hitting a patrol vehicle before she was finally arrested hours later.
Read More.
Read More.
A Bronx NYPD officer has filed a lawsuit accusing her precinct commander of groping and assaulting her inside his office before allegedly retaliating after she reported the incident.
Read More.
Read More.
Newly released footage shows a longtime federal judge arguing with a state trooper during a DUI arrest after crashing his vehicle near his northern Michigan vacation home.
Read More.
Read More.
A Pakistani businessman accused of plotting an assassination on behalf of Iran told jurors he expected to be arrested before anyone was harmed.
Read More.
Read More.
More than a decade after a beloved American University professor was found murdered in her Bethesda home, the man who fled the country and assumed a new identity has finally been sentenced.
Read More.
Read More.
A Louisville restaurant was left heavily damaged after police say a suspected drunk driver crashed into the building and then tried to walk away from the scene.
Read More.
Read More.
Milwaukee officials propose tighter police pursuit rules after a deadly year for chases, sparking debate over public safety and officer discretion.
Read More.
Read More.
After a scandal involving racist, homophobic, and anti-Semitic text messages among officers, a California police department says it has completed the first phase of sweeping reforms under a Department of Justice agreement.
Read More.
Read More.
A family argument took a shocking turn after a man allegedly dumped coffee on his wife during a heated dispute.
Read More.
Read More.
Florida carried out the execution of Billy Leon Kearse, who murdered Officer Danny Parish during a traffic stop in 1991. The officer’s family, present at the prison, says the sentence brings closure after decades of grief.
Read More.
Read More.
Yakima honors the courage and sacrifice of Sgt. Joseph Deccio with plans for a memorial garden dedicated to fallen officers. The community is coming together to ensure his legacy and the service of all who protect is never forgotten.
Read More.
Read More.
A flirtatious introduction at a Nagoya bar spiraled into a night prosecutors say ended with 32 tequila shots and a young woman dead. Now a courtroom must decide whether it was reckless pressure, criminal intent, or a tragic encounter that turned fatal.
Read More.
Read More.
A stepmom forced her young stepdaughter to rummage through garbage for food and endure brutal hours in chains. Now, the woman behind this shocking abuse finally learns her fate.
Read More.
Read More.
Prosecutors have taken the death penalty off the table in the chilling poisoning plot that allegedly turned a Thanksgiving gathering into a deadly crime scene. The accused now faces a noncapital murder trial as explosive allegations of toxic wine and family betrayal move toward court.
Read More.
Read More.
What was meant to be a birthday celebration ended in terror. Multiple victims were injured in a shooting at Riverfront Live early Sunday.
Read More.
Read More.
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Recent Articles
ADVERTISEMENT