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'America's Most Wanted' Films at National LE Memorial

May 29, 2011 |

The Fox law enforcement reality show "America's Most Wanted" and host John Walsh visited the National Law Enforcement Memorial during National Police Week to film a segment.

Walsh visited with Craig W. Floyd, the chairman and chief executive of the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund, to film an interview at the memorial site in D.C.

Walsh and Floyd discussed the Memorial Fund's efforts to build the first-ever National Law Enforcement Museum.

The interview is available now at AMW.com. Additional Police Week coverage will be featured on "America's Most Wanted" at 9 p.m. East Coast time on June 4.

Tags: NLEOMF, Police Reality Shows, National Police Week

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