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Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick is one of the most tenured police executives in the country, with over 35 years of policing experience and 20 years as a Chief of Police. A Memphis, Tenn. native, Kirkpatrick has a proven track record across a diverse number of jurisdictions for transforming police departments and reducing violent crime. Kirkpatrick most recently served as Chief of Police in Oakland, where she implemented a significant cultural change in terms of increasing police accountability and transparency, improving Procedural Justice and implementing equity-based decision-making. This cultural shift coincided with a 20-year low homicide rate and a decrease in non-fatal shootings during her tenure.

Prior to her tenure in Oakland, Kirkpatrick served as Bureau Chief in Chicago, where she was the liaison to the Department of Justice (DOJ) while the Chicago Police Department was under investigation for patterns and practice of civil rights violations, resulting in a consent decree. Kirkpatrick also served as Chief of Police in the cities of Ellensburg, Federal Way and Spokane, all in the State of Washington, as well as serving as Undersheriff of the King County Sheriff’s Office. In addition to executive leadership experience, Kirkpatrick is a National Instructor for the FBI’s Law Enforcement Executive Association’s Leadership Training Program, where she instructs on topics including, but not limited to, Bias and Diversity, Emotional Intelligence and Leading Generations.

The NOPD's Public Affairs Division works to communicate the efforts of the department to its external audiences. This is done through maintaining relationships with media on the local, state, national and international levels; in-house publications and productions; public events; and social media management.

The office is composed of a communications director, public information professionals and an events coordinator.

All media questions or requests for media interviews of NOPD personnel are to be submitted to the Public Affairs Division.

Please visit https://www.nopdnews.com for more information.

Captain Kendrick Allen oversees police services for the NOPD's First District, which includes the Treme and Mid-City areas.

Captain Allen is a 20-plus-year veteran of the NOP whose career includes time spent in the Sixth District, Community Oriented Policing Squid (COPS), Second District, Fourth District, Public Integrity Bureau commander and First District. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in criminal justice, as well Master’s degrees in both criminal justice administration and theology.

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Captain Rebecca Gubert has served with the New Orleans Police Department since 2003 and brings more than two decades of law enforcement experience focused on leadership, operations, and officer development. A lifelong New Orleans resident and graduate of De La Salle High School, she has served in the Third District at every rank, including as the Third District Night Watch Lieutenant, providing a comprehensive understanding of patrol operations, supervision, and community engagement. She has also served as the Field Training Coordinator at the NOPD Training Academy, where she was responsible for mentoring and developing new officers as they transitioned into the field. She previously served as the Captain of the Central Evidence and Property Division, overseeing critical operations related to evidence management and accountability. Throughout her career, Captain Gubert remains committed to strengthening the department and the community she serves.

Captain Christina Watson, a New Orleans native, was appointed captain of the Fourth District on January 3, 2023. She graduated from Edna Karr High School in 1996 and received her Bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of New Orleans in 2007. Watson started with the NOPD in 1999 as an operator in the Communication Division, later joining the Training & Education Academy as a recruit in 2002.

Upon graduation from the academy, she began her career as a commissioned officer serving in the Fourth District (2002-03) and Second District (2003-12), until her promotion to platoon sergeant in the Fifth District (2012-15). With her diverse experience, she later transferred to the Public Integrity Bureau’s Force Investigation Team (2015-17), where she conducted investigations on police-involved shootings. In 2017, Watson was promoted to lieutenant and served in the Seventh District until 2020, where she provided her expertise in organizational decisions to prioritize officers to engage more with problem-solving and facilitate the mandates of the consent decree. In 2020, Watson transferred to the Fourth District, where she began overseeing the night-watch platoon until her recent promotion to captain.

In December 2021, Watson received the Supervisor of the Year award from COPS4 for her outstanding work as platoon lieutenant. She believes that every accomplishment starts with hard work and that dreams of success are achieved through hard work hard. She is currently pursuing her Master’s degree in industrial and organizational psychology from Touro University Worldwide.

Captain Watson is grateful and pleased to be working in the community where she was raised and following the footsteps of her late father, former NOPD Officer Eddie Watson, who was also assigned to the Fourth District as a patrolman during his career.

Capt. Jennifer Hill-Dupree oversees police field operations in the NOPD's Fifth District, which encompasses the Ninth Ward and Bywater areas. 

Capt. Hill-Dupree is a native New Orleanian, having grown up in Gentilly. She graduated from Southeastern Louisiana University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminal Justice. She is also a graduate of the School of Police Staff and Command from Northwestern University’s Center for Public Safety. Additionally, she attended FBI Leadership and Management along with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Incident Command System. 

Throughout her 24 years in law enforcement, Capt. Hill-Dupree gained valuable experience working with a variety of community groups, including businesses, non-governmental advocates, members of city government, state, and federal law enforcement agencies. Prior to taking over as captain of the Fifth District, Dupree was captain of Central Evidence and Property. Her varied career also includes roles as commander of the Second District, assistant commander of the Second District, district compliance manger in the Sixth District, platoon lieutenant, person crimes sergeant, task force sergeant, platoon sergeant, homicide detective, person crimes detective, mounted patrol officer, and search and rescue diver.

Capt. Hill-Dupree is passionate about the day-to-day interaction with officers & staff as well as the public. She believes in community outreach and providing a strong leadership role to officers and the community she serves. As captain of the Fifth District, she looks forward to contributing to the safety of the Community as well as the officers under her command.

Captain Kevin Stamp Sr., a passionate, native New Orleanian graduate of John F. Kennedy Sr. High School, and United States Air Force veteran with a bachelor’s degree in public administration and an MBA in Human Resources Management commands the 7^th Police District. Captain Stamp has served in almost every bureau of the department; from the Field Operations Bureau, Public Integrity Bureau, Professional Standards & Accountability Bureau, and the Management Services Bureau.

His diverse proactive, investigative, and administrative experiences while coming up through the ranks have made him a very valuable and knowledgeable member of the department and a trusted leader. He is a former Assistant District Commander, who has FBI and P.O.S.T. Law Enforcement Instructor certifications. He is also a certified instructor for the International Association of Chiefs of Police Leadership Course (LPO). In addition to being a passionate instructor, he increases his value to the department by also maintaining Special Weapons and Tactics SWAT), Mounted, and Police Motorcycle certifications.

He is a devoted member of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Incorporated, and he and his 7^th District team of professionals take absolute pride in providing the residents, business owners, and visitors of New Orleans East the very best of what 21st Century policing has to offer.