ABOUT THIS EPISODE
When Adrienne Walker was working her job at a fitness center years ago, she held the belief that there weren’t many women in law enforcement. When she started encountering female deputies at the job, her perception started to change, and set the stage for her to find her calling.
Now, approximately 20 years into her career in law enforcement, Walker is a sergeant in NNPD’s Community and Youth Outreach Division. Sgt. Walker is the guest on the latest edition of the Running Code podcast. She talks about her career journey and interests among other topics. She talks about her career journey and interests among other topics.
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