Currie Myers

Sheriff (Ret) Currie Myers, PhD, MBA America's Criminologist Sheriff (Ret) Currie Myers, PhD, MBA has a combined 35 years of professional experience as a law enforcement officer at the local, state, and federal level, and as a criminologist, professor, and executive. Dr Myers ended his law enforcement career as the sheriff of Johnson County, Kansas which serves a population of more than 600,000 citizens in the Kansas City Metropolitan area and is one of the largest sheriff's offices in the Midwest. Prior to being sheriff, Dr, Myers was a Kansas State Trooper and a KBI special agent. He is a nationally recognized expert in criminal justice public policy, crime, and criminology and is a media favorite with more than 500 appearances on radio, television, and podcast, including nationally syndicated shows like Fox News, Laura Ingraham, Lars Larson, Mike Gallagher, Bill Martinez, Carl Jackson, and Officer Tatum. Dr. Myers' Op Eds have appeared in the Washington Times, Police1 Magazine, the Chicago Times, and USA Today, as well as numerous local papers and journals. Dr. Myers is on faculty in the Criminology Department as the Professional-in-Residence at Benedictine College, located in Atchison, KS. His published work can be viewed on Substack at drcurrimemyers.substack.com in addition to his weekly podcast on crime, criminology and criminal justice.