Women of Law Enforcement welcomes hundreds to its conference in Fort Worth

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A law enforcement conference that's been around for nearly ten years has drawn its largest attendance yet.

The four-day event in Fort Worth is offering police training and network opportunities.One of the situations in the training was a vehicle ambush where the suspect was armed.

It gave them a chance to train on knowing how and when to subdue a suspect, as well as how to de-escalate a volatile situation and how to apply a tourniquet if injured in gunfire. "We think differently. We approach things differently," one of the women officers said."We have over 500 women here training today from across the country. I have seven different states represented," Forney Police Chief Carrie White said.Maricarmen Villanueva is a Travis County constable.

"The training, the hands-on they give you, just how they guide you. It motivates you to keep going," Villanueva said."We have females here that are the only female in their agency, and sometimes they lack the confidence to carry though and fight through some obstacles. We want to be able to give them that," White said.A priority goal is getting that number higher.

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