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In our special #WomensHistoryMonth episode of "My First Foot Beat," we're joined by an inspiring trio of siblings who've made their mark in law enforcement.
Sgt. Tech. Natasha Rowles, alongside her sisters DEA Special Agent Raynette Kornickey and Metropolitan Police Department Commander Tatjana Savoy, delve into their unique journeys into law enforcement careers. They explore the challenges and triumphs of being women in a traditionally male-dominated profession, balancing motherhood with demanding careers and the influence of their upbringing and family values on their professional paths.
The episode sheds light on the importance of support systems, the hurdles they've overcome and the impact of having a seat at the table where they actively contribute to positive changes within their fields. Drawing inspiration from their mother and other pioneering women in law enforcement, they share career highlights and the inspiration behind their commitment to service.
Host: Sgt. Tech. Natasha Rowles
Guests: DEA Special Agent Raynette Kornickey and Metropolitan Police Department Commander Tatjana Savoy
Audio: Abel Trevino
Editor: Lt. Paul Mayhair
Producer: Abel Trevino and Lt. Paul Mayhair
Camera Operators: Lt. Paul Mayhair, Lauryn Donovan and Off. Michael Graham
Sgt. Tech. Natasha Rowles, alongside her sisters DEA Special Agent Raynette Kornickey and Metropolitan Police Department Commander Tatjana Savoy, delve into their unique journeys into law enforcement careers. They explore the challenges and triumphs of being women in a traditionally male-dominated profession, balancing motherhood with demanding careers and the influence of their upbringing and family values on their professional paths.
The episode sheds light on the importance of support systems, the hurdles they've overcome and the impact of having a seat at the table where they actively contribute to positive changes within their fields. Drawing inspiration from their mother and other pioneering women in law enforcement, they share career highlights and the inspiration behind their commitment to service.
Host: Sgt. Tech. Natasha Rowles
Guests: DEA Special Agent Raynette Kornickey and Metropolitan Police Department Commander Tatjana Savoy
Audio: Abel Trevino
Editor: Lt. Paul Mayhair
Producer: Abel Trevino and Lt. Paul Mayhair
Camera Operators: Lt. Paul Mayhair, Lauryn Donovan and Off. Michael Graham
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United States
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