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Police-supply firms give big to museum project in D.C.
The companies or their related foundations have poured millions of dollars into developing the new attraction, set to open here in late 2013. For their generosity — Motorola and DuPont each contributed at least $3 million — museum officials have bestowed glowing honorary titles on the companies and the right to affix their names on exhibits throughout the building.
Besides being the museum's largest contributors, some of the companies share another affiliation: They are the recipients of millions of dollars in contracts from law enforcement agencies across the nation. The companies provide cops with everything from guns and body armor to cellphones and computer software.
Since it was authorized by Congress in 2000, the museum project has become the centerpiece of a lucrative relationship in which public-safety companies have aligned themselves with virtually every aspect of law enforcement.
They are ubiquitous sponsors of national and local policing conferences that draw chiefs and other department purchasing officers. They sponsor events that raise money for local scholarship funds. And they shower money on families of officers killed while working for the agencies whose business the companies seek.
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Police-supply firms give big to museum project in D.C.
WASHINGTON – The list of the most generous donors to the planned $80 million National Law Enforcement Museum is packed with corporate powerhouses: Motorola, DuPont, Verizon and Panasonic, among others. ...
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