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Women in the Police Service

Introduction Two main points will be made in her essay. Firstly, that since our culture's stereotype of women contains elements that are desirable in a police service, popular prejudice should be exploited by giving greater emphasis to policewomen. Secondly, that differences between the sexes are often more apparent than real, and so the integration of women into the police service on equal terms with men can provide an opportunity to escape from the artificial bonds of sexual stereotypes and set free the talents of men and women as individuals. "Police" is a word which throws a harsh, tough and masculine picture on the screen before the mind's eye. A study' of the image of the police service in this country found that the public thought that the least needed quality in a policeman was sympathy. The nicknames which are attached to an enforcer of the law, "cop", "fuzz", "pig", suggest an often hostile relationship with the public we serve; only the kindest and most English, "bobby", is regularly applied to policewomen as well as to policemen. Sadly, the traditional but rather blurred English image of the kind, patient, policeman is being overlaid by the more clearcut, tough, gun-carrying image portrayed in so many American television series. It is no accident that the English language has acquired its newest words for describing police officers from across the Atlantic where the stereotype is drawn in harsh black and white, and is typified by the essentially male figure of bald, ex-wrestler Telly Savalas as Kojak. The stereotype of the ideal police officer includes virtues such as courage, strength, energy and decisiveness, which are generally