Should women even be patrol officers?

Should women even be patrol officers?

  • Yes, you sexist pig; I don't care if they get overpowered by thugs! Power to the pussy!

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • No; unless they can prove they are able to withstand physical assault

    Votes: 1 100.0%
  • Total voters
    1
  • Poll closed .
Where are the JPP feministas?

@christiefan915?


Here's a data-driven summary on patterns of assaults on female police officers in the US, drawn from official and law enforcement sources (no video reliance):


Key Stats & Patterns​


  • Representation and Risk: Women comprise ~12-15% of sworn US police officers (FBI and Bureau of Justice Statistics data). They face assault rates that are notable in physical confrontations, often due to size/strength differences in one-on-one or surprise attacks.
  • LEOKA Data (FBI Law Enforcement Officers Killed and Assaulted): Annual reports show thousands of officers assaulted yearly. Female officers are disproportionately represented in some "non-lethal" assault categories (hands-on struggles, being disarmed, or overpowered) relative to their numbers. Common scenarios: domestic disturbances, traffic stops, and crowd/teen takeover events.
  • Injury Patterns: National Institute of Justice (NIJ) and Police Executive Research Forum (PERF) studies note higher injury rates for female officers in physical altercations where suspects resist or flee. Foot pursuits are a recurring vulnerability (suspects often outrun officers).
  • "Teen Takeover" Trend: Recent spikes in group assaults during unauthorized youth gatherings (Chicago, Atlanta, SC, etc.). Reports from local PDs and the Major Cities Chiefs Association highlight officers (including females) being swarmed, with increased calls for better tactics/backup.
  • Broader Context: DOJ and BJS data show assaults on officers have risen in certain years post-2020, with physical overpowering more common when officers respond solo or in understaffed areas. Training emphasis on de-escalation and tools (tasers, OC spray) aims to mitigate this.

Sources for deeper reading:


  • FBI LEOKA annual reports (fbi.gov).
  • Bureau of Justice Statistics (bjs.ojp.gov) — officer assault tables.
  • PERF and IACP policy papers on female officer safety and deployment.

These patterns are acknowledged in law enforcement circles as a training and policy issue rather than isolated events.
 
Does the troll boy really need attention this badly? OK, OK. I'm manifesting you some headpats and cocoa.

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