Jennifer was the second oldest of four children. Both of her parents were police officers when she was born and she used to love seeing her parents in her uniforms. Her parents were raised as  Orthodox Jews and punished her all through Hebrew school, where she mastered her first language. She was pushed by her parents to excel in school, but after graduation she chose her own path and enlisted in the Navy. She spent four years in the Navy serving as a hospital corpsman. She was attached to a Marine Corps unit as a corpsman and continued in that tradition as she moved into the reserves. When she turned 21 she knew what she wanted to do however.

She applied for the NYPD and was accepted into training. She was contacted by a lieutenant a two weeks before her training was to start and told that she'd be training separately than her co-workers.

She spent six months training with this lieutenant and various other officers, who informed her that she'd be working undercover immediately after being sworn in a police officer. Her entire world was shaken when she received her assignment. She was to go undercover in an organization known as the JDL. It was an organization that they'd been looking at for a few years. She spent three years undercover in the organization, which took its toll on her family.They'd seen some pamphlets in her home about the groups and when they questioned her, all she could say was that it was what she believed. At the end of her stint she was finally allowed to reveal that she was actually an officer to her father, who was taken by the news.

She was promoted to sergeant in 1995 with a stellar score on her exam. She was assigned to an anti-crime unit in the same precinct where her sister and father now worked as officers. She was in the position for 3 years until she was informed by her former commander, Captain Richard Clark that she was going to have to get out of town and never look back. She asked why, and learned that several of the people that were involved in the operation were coming up missing and some where dead. They staged a crash and had a hearing to grant Jennifer a"medical" retirement. By this time she had a 2 year old daughter and a husband. He wasn't thrilled about moving and Jennifer wasn't going to fight him. She got a divorce and moved to Miami , figuring she wouldn't be followed here. Her ex-husband was given custody of their child.

She took a few odd jobs in Florida before deciding to join the FHP. She worked in patrol for a few months before transferring to Narcotics. She became widely liked and known as a good undercover and
worked hard to keep her superiors happy. She had many events happen over her career but none were more important that when she was assigned to a detail on the protection of an Israeli dignitary.  She
encountered a sniper on a ledge and began a struggle with him for his gun. She almost fell over a ledge but she managed to shoot him before that happened. The lieutenant governor praised her for her efforts and she was awarded the FHP Medal of Valor.

When she moved to Miami , she had very few contacts but eventually began to meet people. She met a Secret Service agent working in the Miami office and they started dating. His name was Chris Reynolds, a quick witted agent who was quietly making his own name within the secret service ranks. He himself had a daughter of his own, Ryan, who was a little older than her daughter, Niya. They married on Sept 10, 2001, a decision which interrupted their honeymoon as Jennifer decided to go back to New York and postpone her honeymoon. They finally got that honeymoon in December and spent it in Aspen , Colorado .

Jennifer stayed at the FHP Post Nine for a few years before she transferred to Post Seven due to her second husband getting a promotion and transfer to the CHP as a regional liaison. They found a house in Sierra Falls and she transferred to the SFPD. She made a name for herself, eventually earning her a spot on the elite SCT.

She lives in Sierra Falls with her husband, Chris and her step-daughter Ryan. Her daughter Jessica, who is 14, lives in New York with her father.

She also serves in the US Navy Reserve as a Senior Chief Hospital Corpsman (SW/FMF). Throughout her time in the Navy she has been learning the Russian Language. She's is fluent, but she isn't the best translator.

She spent a year and a half working in the Street Crimes Unit before realizing the need for a calmer position within the department. She decided to return to the patrol unit. It was a calmer position without
the long hours and allowed her to spend more time with her family. She transferred back to the patrol division in July of 2007 to the Ash Street Precinct.

Nearly 15 years of undercover work has made Jennifer a highly unpredictable person at times. When she's under she can get in really deep and sometimes forgets the job she's being paid to do. When she was in the NYPD she liked working on the high profile cases, but in the FHP she likes taking it slow and easy.

She is very tough and independent, thanks to her undercover work. She has learned to trust her instincts and thinks that first impressions are usually correct.

She is in love with her two girls, one 11, the other 16. They are her entire life and she lives everyday hoping to make life just a little bit better for them.

Jennifer loves to dress casual. Her idea for dressing is jeans and a t-shirt, showing enough cleavage to attract the guys, but also to make them know they can't have a thing. She   uses her assets to get what she needs, but knows not to cross the line.

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