Eric, a police officer, responds to the previous post about women in police work.

He writes:

I have been a policeman for about 15 years. When I was a young officer, a wise older officer told me that there are three types of female police officers: “nymphos, lesbos, and psychos.” My experiences have (with one exception) demonstrated that he was right. The one exception was a girl who I shared an office with once. Her daddy had been a trooper in West Virginia, and she was just a good old country girl who grew up in law enforcement.

Almost all of the rest of the female officers (even ones I have become friendly with) are there to find girlfriends, boyfriends, or for some reason besides the desire to serve (at least in a law enforcement capacity) their community. Like the Army, there are also a good number who take law enforcement jobs mainly for the pay and for the good benefits, and who spend their entire career avoiding doing any real law enforcement work. It is the men who take the names and the rest.

Female sensibilities being applied to police work is the biggest reason that criminals are not scared of the police anymore. There should be a feeling among the criminal element that they might be physically hurt if they want to cross a certain line or if they want to fight a police officer. That feeling is largely absent now, due to misguided liberal policies and female sentimentality guiding policy.

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