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BIOGRAPHIES
Panelists
Jonathan Aronie
Partner, Sheppard Mullin
NOPD Consent Decree Monitor
Jonathan S. Aronie is the Federal Monitor over the New Orleans Police Department Consent Decree, appointed by Judge Susie Morgan of the United States District Court for the Southern District of Louisiana. As Monitor, Jonathan leads a team of seven police professionals, two academics, and two lawyers. Jonathan began his career as law clerk to the Honorable Patricia A. Wynn, District of Columbia Superior Court. Jonathan subsequently joined the D.C. office of Fried Frank Harris Shriver & Jacobson. While at Fried Frank, Jonathan served as the deputy police monitor over the Washington, DC Metropolitan Police Department. Jonathan joined his current firm, Sheppard Mullin Richter and Hampton, in 2003, where he is the leader of the firm’s Government Contracts & Investigations Practice Group. Jonathan counsels and represents clients in some of the country’s largest and most prominent classified and unclassified Government contracts matters. In addition to serving as the NOPD Monitor, Jonathan is a pro bono member of the NOPD EPIC Working Group.
Terry Bean
Officer/EPIC Instructor
New Orleans Police Department
Officer Terry Bean is a native of New Orleans, and has been a dedicated member of the New Orleans Police Department since 2007. Terry has served as a patrolman, detective, community liaison, and now serves as NOPD’s EPIC Coordinator. In addition to being one of two EPIC instructors at the NOPD Police Academy, Terry is heavily involved in community oriented policing, which he uses to foster meaningful relationships with official and unofficial community leaders to bring about positive change within New Orleans. By combining his experience, skill, and compassion, Terry seeks to deconstruct the historic walls between the police and the community to promote trust, respect, and transparency for all community stakeholders. Terry is respected by his peers, as well as the community he so passionately serves and protects.
21. | Second Annual National Police Peer Intervention Executive Leadership Conference