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Harry Drucker retired as a Sergeant with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department after 33 years of full-time service.  Nearly 25 of those years were as a hostage/crisis negotiator and team leader.  Not being able to stay away from the job, Harry continues to serve as an on-call negotiator on a contract basis which brings his negotiation experience to nearly 29 years. Sergeant Drucker has responded to over 500 barricaded suspect and hostage situations across over 4,000 square miles of Los Angeles County.  For the past eight years, Harry has been a member of the Negotiations Instructor Cadre with the National Tactical Officer’s Association (NTOA) and has instructed Negotiators, Mental Health Professionals and Dispatchers internationally in Basic and Advanced Negotiation Courses. Sergeant Drucker is a lifetime member of and frequent presenter for the California Association of Hostage Negotiators (CAHN) and is a graduate of the FBI’s National Crisis Negotiation Course in Quantico, VA. Harry is also very active in the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics (LETR) Organization.  He serves as the Production Manager for the LETR International Conference and has been the videographer for the LETR Final Leg for the Special Olympics World Games in South Korea, Los Angeles, Austria, Abu Dhabi, Germany and Italy.  His work for the LETR earned him induction into the Richard LaMunyon Hall of Fame in 2022 at the LETR International Conference in Texas. He holds an Associate of Science degree in Administration of Justice and a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration.  Harry lives in Sherman Oaks, a suburb of Los Angeles, with his wife and their two children.