Police Women of Broward County Ripped as Thinly Veiled S&M

• As others have said, it's not a job, it's a passion. Following that logic, why would anyone want to be in the military? Go overseas and get killed. Why be a firefighter? Go into a literal inferno just in case someone is in there or for a pet or try to save a building that's doomed to be burned.

• These women are jerks, the black girl is ok and treats most people nice, Andrea is an ass, how can you bust someone for residue on scissors, are you kidding me!!!  WTF?

• I'm not a police officer, but I think this show is great. Granted I do not care for two of the women, I think if I were to come face-to-face with any of them they'd win. Showisajoke's comment on taking down the "little ones" made me want to punch him. How dare you or anyone else say taking down a small time drug dealer isn't a big deal. Sure it's not as big as taking down a meth lab or anything but its still a big deal. Taking down any little "pothead" is a big deal. That shouldn't be on any street and the more small dealers we take out the less big dealers will have to sell to. Also, they have every right to brag about what they do, not that I would even call it that. If you actually watched the whole season rather than a couple of episodes you'd see that they aren't bragging, rather they're setting an example. All they ever really say is "that's one more bad guy off the streets." Which is true. Is that bragging? I wouldn't say so. And another thing, just because they didn't take down anything "big" in one episode doesn't mean they ever did. I can think of at least 5 drug houses they've taken down, and those were just my favorites. Watch the whole season then come back and say they never did anything. BTW, just because they're women doesn't mean squat about what they can do. I know a lady cop in my town that can take down men that other officers would run from. On that note she's not a lesbian either. Those comments are very offensive and should be taken down. Just because they work in a male dominated profession doesn't mean they're lesbians; you need to grow up.

• I am not a police officer, but I wanted to comment on Showisajoke's comment about how taking down the little drug dealers is not doing much to stop major trafficking. Sometimes, taking down the little guys lets you take down the big guys and shut down the whole operation. I'm not saying that that's what happens every time or anything, but sometimes it does work like that.

• NY DICK I completely agree with female cops are needed and they do serve a awesome roll in our line of work. But these women on this show give all female cops a bad name I feel sorry for your partner having to put up with this kind of crap and Hope she doesnt catch alot of crap for the show and she sounds like a badass from your description. I wish both of yall the best and godspeed up there in the big apple. SOREBOTTOM F/PO I am sorry for you as well I hate to see real female officers who put on the uniform everyday for the passion and get no credit but still hold their head high and push on to the next call. Take care and Godspeed

• I am a Female Officer, and Like my Chief said(who is also a woman) It's Hard enough being a woman on this Job!! But Honestly.. This Show Is the Reason People Hate COP'S..and Female Officer's!!! and she is Right!! Ana should remember 1 thing!! That Innocent female, that she just verbally, an physically assulted..will some day end up, being The Mayor's daughter or pissed off Tax-payer, and they will bring to court, a copy of this show..And it will, with out doubt.substantiate, there claims, of your Lack of Public Tact, and kindness!! We are taught be prepared for the worst, but that isn't an excuse, To F'N Ridicule Everyone!! I mean WTF..Sorry this show is why no guy, would ever partner with me!! and I am Vy Dec.SGT..These ladies act like a 4'7 man, Who compensate's with it, with a BIG LOUD TRUCK!! All SHOW, NO DOUGH!! Who Let these Girl's through the Academy? The Couldn'T Have Been Tought, to Service the Public Like this..I am calling the Academy, and emailing them this Forum..I Need to Hear What they ThinK? Even Anonomous Verbage Here, would help me Understand!! They cant be happy with all of this!! If anyone know's anyone who attended the academy with them, Email Them This Please!! I would Love To Hear There Thought's, of these Ladies!!Briget

• Is Broward County Making a Shitload of Cash for this? Because, I have never seen, a police Budget, even in the Richest suburb, Be able to Target, User's, Kid's, and Low level Dealer's!! and Don't gimmie that crap, about one of these Chick's, Getting a Gangbanger to Rat!!These Guy's aren't rollin over, on there HOMIES!!!Now I am thinking, maybe, We all put in for Retirement, move down there,and become Pablo Escobar!! I mean they only bust kids with joints. Why are they, flooding the court's with this crap, to get court-time? I am as Decorated as the next DET here, and I would get, suspended for half of this stuff, there doing!! ATTN>>>I Just Read on another Web-site.. a Family member of an innocent perp(young girl) is Suing Ana for Slandering her before,During, and after her RELEASE, not arrest..Thank The Lord!! All-though I think this show is FAKE!! I just Hope It dosent End, seeing the thing we all have feared, at 1 point or another, in this line of work.. (but never said anything)J/K By viewing, one of them getting smacked, by a BaddAss.. that would take 3 Dude's down!!...Owe and BTW my partner is a She, and She, would kick these Broad's Ass(and most Dude's) But THIS Show PISSSES!! Her off!! She say's it Gives Women a bad name!! ! She is the Sis of 3 nypd cops, and the Academy liason..and says for a fact These Women..who act Tough..couldnt squeek thru..Up here..And yes guys, she like's men!! and suprisingly, a smokin,5'6 125lbs.. But the Point is..She Say's Women police officer's r needed, (and I agree)!! And They Learn Fast there strength's, weeknesses, and how to act in a Manner, that Show's pride of the Badge! at all times..She bet me 200buck's 1 of these girl's, will pose, in a Mag, Very soon!! Then What will Be said, about this!! Love you all, and No u cant have her digit's,

• I am Forced to follow a written Code of Ethics, and obviously I follow a moral code! I am watching this show, and, I work daily with many FF/paramedics, as well as police. And reguardless of the situation, I have never in 20 years!! heard a one of them, speak to an individual, with a curse!! This Ana just came down to this Scumbags level, and in the meantime, Disgraced the Honor, of So many!! I have a friend who was fired by FLA OEMS, for being on video at an accident scene, And after behing hit by a car!!! Used The MF word's!! He was told by an arbitrator, NO public official,in the process of preforming ANY, form of Emergency services, Police fire, even City workers. Were PROHIBITED from using Any type of Swear venacular, at any incident. So THE City Brass must be Horrified at this show!! PS I will only watch this show again.. if there is a lesbian kissing Scene!! Thank you

• I f you all think your "making a difference" out there, you are overly optimistic. Crime is on the rise in every major city, and the bad guys are getting meaner all the time. Catching crack dealers, and car thieves, and shop lifters, is not going to make the world any safer. I don't know why anyone would want to get into law enforcement, it's a crappy job that doesn't pay enough, and you have to deal with scumbags every day. I just feel sorry for any young female who sees this show, and decides to be a cop. The show is just entertainment, the brass has to answer for it being on TV.

• This show is a complete joke. These so called female officers are idiots they make me feel ashamed to put on my badge. They think that they are so cool and brag on themselves, when in reality all they are doing is making all cops look like arrogant jerks. This show is a publicity stunt and these bimbos think that they are cops what a joke. Since when do we carry videos cameras around bragging about or job this is not a job but a passion. These women need to know that this field of work is not for the glamour and the glory but for the cause and to go brag about yourself and make yourself look good please put something better on tv. Also these idiots go and tell how they catch the terds as in talking about informants, marked money and dope signals. They are giving away valuable information that we (the real cops) use on a daily basis to catch criminals ladies please if you want to be cops cool but do it for the right reason and not for the fame if your in it for the fame turn in your badge and go cook something. But be safe making your show and playing cop even though I strongly disagree with your STUPID show I would never want to see another officer get hurt in the line of duty.

• As a former resident and Social Worker in South Florida, I find this show VERY entertaining. (It is a TV show, after all). It reminds me of all the reasons we left that God forsaken place after 15 years of living/working there. Crime is rampant and I can tell you, it's only getting worse. You gotta be brave to work those streets year after year. What's funny is that some people find the officers on the show condescending, while I'm thinking, There's No Way I would have that much patience or be that pleasant to some non English speaking loser drug dealer who's stupid enough to spit in my face or not recognize me as the same cop who busted him last week! so Please, just tell me, has PWBC been picked up for another season? I need a good laugh.

• I love the show but i don't really enjoy some of the comments i am seening. if you don't want to watch the show you don't have to nobody is forcing you to watch the show.all of the officers arrest a fair share of white, blacks, and any other race. it's not there fault that the black people, or any other person they arrest is doing unlegal things, there just doing there job

• "More dickless traces." Why don't they just go in for a sex change? For in reality, it would suprise you, just how many of thos bitches are hard core dikes, and will bust your head in a new york heart beat lad!

• "More dickless traces." Why don't they just go in for a sex change? For in reality, it would suprise you, just how many of thos bitches are hard core dikes, and will bust your head in a new york heart beat lad!

• I saw an episode for the first time last night and I had to ask for the channel to be changed. I was appalled and disgusted with the show's content.

• Ana gives Police officers everywhere a bad name. She is mouthy, rude and treats pretty much everyone she comes into contact with on the show like dirt even if they aren't arrested. Obviously the Broward County department doesn't care much for professional, courteous policing and laughing in peoples faces and humiliating people after arresting them for a misdemeanor is not going to help the departments relationship with the community. Andrea and her little raid team seem to just target addicts and users, rarely getting more than a dime bag or a few rocks. You could roll around town and bust users all day and night and you still wouldn't put a dent in the areas drug trade. Instead of tackling and roughing up crackheads maybe they should actually do some police work and do some investigating which would actually get them some busts worth bragging about. Jumping on crackheads is easy, trust me. I'm glad I don't live down there because I wouldn't want these cowboys running around my neighborhood that's for sure.

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• And snaphappy gets the prize for being the first idiot to use the word "misogynistic." Any time anyone says anything negative about females someone in the PC crowd instantly assumes it's all about hatred for women or some sort of self loathing on the part of the poster. It can't be that the poster is simply of the opinion that these women are self serving incompetents or that some women are often not physically equiped to do the job expected of their male counterparts. No, no, it MUST be a deep seated dislike for females in general. Typical.

• I don't think we ever hated each other, just a little disagreement. Any ire from me was only in the spirit of defending fellow cops, and not intended as an attack on Ray or anyone else I addressed. Hoorah on the communication and understanding sentiment though!

• VA Cop and Ray, what a sweet little exchange. you went from hating each other's guts to becoming BFFs on the internet. go, communication and understanding! ;-)

• 10-4 Copy that, Ray.

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• Thank you for your kind words Ray. After reading your last post, and rereading your earlier posts, I think I have a better understanding of your point of view and your reasons for your statements. As a matter of fact most of the concerns you voice mirror my own thoughts and views. And I also agree with your closing sentiment, concern over "airing dirty laundry" in this manner was one of the motives for some of my comments. I do feel, however, that your own personal experiences and the path you have taken may have given you an unnecessarily negative outlook on the subject. After all, anyone whose job puts them in the midst of complaints, grievances and discipline is only seeing the negative aspects of each side involved and is bound to develop an bad view both. This is a huge problem for many of my fellow LEOs, especially in jails and corrections. When you work in an environment where you are locked up with only the worst society has to offer, it is very easy to develop a bad opinion of society as a whole. The deputy in the jail is overexposed to the bottom rung of society, and can quickly begin to see everyone in the same was he or she sees their inmate population. But you can't throw out the baby with the bathwater. It is of course unreasonable to judge all of society by what we may see daily in the jails, prisons, and on our patrol stops. Similarly, I assert that it is a bit of a stretch to apply the same sort of blanket statement concerning all of law enforcement based on what one may see in the local labor dispute arena or in Department I.A. Grievance/Discipline proceedings. This is probably a bit oversimplified, but its heading in the direction I'm intending. Also it may not be as bad in other areas of the nation as it is where you are. As for the show, I have to say that nothing I have seen on this program has struck me as glory-seeking, showboating or in any way an embarrassment to the profession. Everything I have observed on the show has appeared to me to be good, solid police work, irrespective of any personal judgments of the deputies on it (ie. how attractive, how seemingly arrogant, how annoying the voice, etc..) To all reading, consider the POSSIBILITY that these are just hard working cops who happen to be a bit more photogenic than the bulk of the force (or population at large for that matter) and that they very well may have been ASSIGNED to this duty. "Sheriff John Bunnell" and the COPS franchise has focused a lot of attention on the cities of southern Florida, and as we all know law enforcement gets their money from the local government. If the city manager (mayor or whatever the title) tells the Sheriff/Police Chief that he wants the department to drum up tourist dollars by assigning the most appropriate (ie. camera friendly) of their force to participate in a TV show such as this, I don't think it would be fair to throw all of the criticism for this venture solely at the people on the screen. There are many other possible scenarios that could be applied to this situation, this is just one. And Ray, I and many of my coworkers have a very high opinion of you after reading this string. You seem to be motivated by the same sort of spirit that we recognize in each other and every good cop we know. We have spent a great deal of time discussing each of the points you made, and how they apply to our department. Suffice it to say, you're hittin' the nail right on the hammer with most of your points. I'd like to correspond with you in a less public manner if possible. Any idea how that could be accomplished without cramming our emailboxes with spam and unwanted messages? Or putting our personal contact info out there for all to see and possibly abuse? P.S. Tell your wife, the Sarge, to keep her chin up. Our Sergeants are who we all ultimately feel we're working for!

• Ok, VA cop. Yes I was an officer for 20 years (retired). Then I have been a Police Labor Representative for the past 15 years reprsenting up to 85 police departments in contracts negotiations, grievances and discipline. All I am saying is that for the past 35 years I have watched the 90% keep the 10% at bay doing a great job to only see the 10% step out front and run the whole show now. I have watched loyalty, dedication and comradship fade away to individualism and self notoriety. Officers can't count on their partners anymore because they will sell anyone out to be recognized and get ahead. It is sad because this type of behavior is promoted by higher ups and politics now. One upon a time an officer facing discipline (even for a minor infraction) would simply tell me the truth and take their lumps. Now, the first words out of an officer mouth is "I will tell on everyone else if I get disciplined" (as if it will exonerate them). I'm not saying the "old days" were perfect. There was cover ups, protection, etc. but you could count on your partner for backup. Now an officer has to look over his shoulder at his own partner and that is dangerous. These subjects have been discussed in our labor office many times and we are partly to blame. Years ago, no one wanted to be an officer (bad pay, benefits, at will employees, etc.) unless they really were dedicated to the profession. Now the pay, benefits and "security" of the job is just fine and many people go after it for those reasons, not because of the profession. I have been injured many times on the job including stepping in front of my partner. Most officers now have their own agenda and could care less about why they are there. All officers wanted in the past was a fair shake, pay and benefits to raise a family without side jobs. Now? I've had officers scream strike because they can't get their birthdays off. One perfect example is seniority. In the past, you kept your mouth shut, pay your dues and seniority would eventually prevail in benefits (like overtime). Now, the new officers are constantly screaming equal distribution for all. That's fine, until they become senior and start screaming seniority. Everything is me, me, me. Sadly, it has all trickled down to their job performance. Do only what you have to to get by. I have heard it time and time again. Officers would rather deal with the external (street work) than the internal (politics) Unfortunately, the internal has spread to the external and infected everything. The reason I said I'm not bitter or disgruntled is because it may appear that way and nobody pays attention to that type of complaining. I am not complaining because I do not have to face it or deal with it anymore. Fully retired for medical reasons. But, my wife is still a sergeant with 31 years. So, I still see it with her. She refused further advancement because of all these problems. I think she is just tired of the fight. There is no more loyalty, dedication or comradship. It's just a fact, change of the times. I don't know if it's better or not. Because I have experienced both, I say not. But, for others (newer officers) it may be ok since it is all they know. We all know what opinions are, this is just mine. But I would be the first (ridiculous as it sounds) to step up with anyone to may a futile attempt to change the direction departments are heading and get back to the real reason for the job all while trying to avoid the past deficiencies. Well, I could go on indefinitely but I have truly have said too much. It's been interesting but I feel a little strange airing all this in front of the general public. Never had before. The public should always be able to look to law enforcemnt for protection and security, and I think they still can. My internal opinions should be restricted to people in this field privately. So, I will air no more "dirty laundry" in this format. But, it has been a pleasure conversing with you and I wish you all the luck in the future.

• Alright Ray, first of all I never said or even inferred that you were "bitter" or "disgruntled", you were the only person posting here to use those terms. As a matter of fact I made no judgmental statements toward you whatsoever. I did, however, address your own comments back to you, and I think it is a very hypocritical person who would demand humility from people, voicing it loudly, and demonstrate absolutely none in his own example. Secondly, I agree with you that "90% of law enforcement" is there on the job for the right reason, I would actually argue a higher percentage. What purpose do you hope to serve by denigrating that worthless and sniveling 10%? You make a point of saying that this sort of thing happens "in law enforcement, as well as any other employment" so why is is so outrageous to you that believe you are seeing it here as well? I agree, I have seen my share of Captains' nephews and high school pals being given special treatment by the hierarchy, but using your own numbers we can see that this is the exception and not the rule. And I believe that this is much less a problem in law enforcement than in most private sector industries. A "humble", "dedicated" and "loyal" cop wouldn't worry about the accolades some brown-nosing sycophant gets, only about doing the best job possible, because THAT'S what's important. Assuming you are in fact in law enforcement(you still haven't clearly stated this), you're just shooting holes in your own boat Ray. Thirdly, I have never stated approval or disapproval of this program, I have only spoken out against what I feel is unfair, unfounded and ill-informed criticism made against working cops, regardless of whether or not they are on TV. The reasons for this statement are made clear in my earlier post. Lastly, I have posted nothing here in a spirit of attack or rebuke and hope it was not taken as such. I will however take exception to your last comment, as you have no idea what my tenure or experience may be. That said, I will offer that I have been seriously injured twice in the line of duty (not to include the commonplace scrapes and bruises we get every day) and I have spent my fair share of time out on FMLA. And the only reward or recognition I received each time was my old duty post back when I was healed. If you are a cop, then know this, you're not the only one sweating and bleeding with not much else to show for it but your paycheck. But you should have known this was the job when you hit the academy, and if you didn't, then I'm sure they told you when you got there. And if you aren't a cop, why don't you say so. If you ARE, say so. You've only ever offered that you've "worked with" law enforcement. I work with tons of folks every day who don't carry the badge, so after all you could be an attorney, or paramedic, or even a former trusty inmate at the local jail! You use words like "they", "them" and "their" and that doesn't sound like someone who's a part of the whole. And any cop with that outlook clearly doesn't see himself as a member of the team. If you were a law enforcement official, I think you'd be using a lot more "we"s and "us"s, as well as speaking better of your brothers and sisters. You are speaking in a wholly individualistic tone, in a manner that seems to mirror the attitude you decry in others, that of self interest at the expense of those around you. Put simply, the pot is calling the kettle black. If you ARE a brother officer, then forgive me for this, I mean you no disrespect. But if you aren't a cop, then please quit shooting holes in OUR boat and stop trying to speak for us!

• Thank you VA.Cop for your detailed opinion. But you should have picked up in your experience that in law enforcement, as well as any other employment, there are workers ans there are slackers (for lack of a better term). 90% are hard working dedicated workers risking their lives for the protection of others. Then there are he slackers. No dedication and no loyalty. The slackers are 100% in it for themselves and have absolutely no regards for their fellow officers. They want all the attention, glory and notice without earning it because deep down, they don't care about anyone and are usually afraid. But, they are big showboaters. Yes they go through the same training as anyone could. But they have no application. They do, however; bring credit to themselves. You know this to be true. These are the ones that insist and expect recognition for every minor thing they do regardless of how minimal. They go through their entire career without a scratch (which is impossible for a loyal, dedicated law enforcement officer). These are the people who represent the "reality" show? I don't think so and I will not praise these types as representatives of law enforcement. These are the ones who usually get fellow officers hurt. What I have observed over the past 35 years is watch the coppers cop leading police depsrtments fall way to the slackers leading the way. Politics has corrupted everything now. The reason why this has progressed to this level is because of the rest of us not speaking a word so badly of a fellow officer. We have allowed this type of representation. Not so long ago, a police department would NEVER allow or approve the filming of their department in the way this show has. It only reflects on the leadership of the department which, let me guess, are lead by the glory hound slackers. This show (and Female Forces) are making a joke of law enforcement and you, apparently, approve. If you think I am bitter and disgruntled, I am not. I am, however; extremely dissappointed. But I will say this, there is still 90% of law enforcement striving for one thing, protection of the public. And, if you have gone through your entire career expecting recognition and never gotten a scratch, well, enough said.

• I believe Andrea in her heart thinks she is right no matter what. Arresting people for trafficing in oxycodone is a real popular arrest. As though this is a great accomplishment. She states something like if the drug dealers are out of the picture, there would be no problems. Suggestion to Andrea and her team: GO GET THE DOCTORS IN THE PAIN CLINICS.

• It sucks for me,not for the quality of the show because I think it's fine for a cop show. But what sucks is that i have to live in this stupid county of Broward and the neighborhood they mostly raid.

• Speaking as an male active law enforcement official, I don't think anyone here has an informed enough view about what they are seeing. First of all, Ray; that "vest over the skankie outfit" was there to provide protection to an undercover deputy who had just posed as a prostitute. Any arrest to be made as a result of her actions and observations require her presence at the time suspects are taken into custody. She clearly had no time to change, so the vest went over the costume. Ever taken part in any sort of roundup or sting? You seem to be insinuating that you are a law enforcement official. I would like to offer that I would never speak so badly of a brother or sister in blue or brown. We have all been through the same training, and we are all expected to act and present ourselves in a way that brings credit to ourselves, and that means individually, departmentally and in regards to law enforcement as a whole. I believe, sir, that you should attempt to better live up to the example you gave in your earlier comment and try to be more "humble concerning your job". You should have picked that up in "35 years" experience. Lets not forget that the producers are editing hundreds of hours of footage down to show length, so you're judging these people, who are there to serve the public and risk themselves to keep us all safe, by a small portion of their lives edited by people with an agenda to sensationalize the situation and make money. Any cop or deputy that is willing to put their daily lives up for public scrutiny deserves better treatment from the public they serve. I wonder how perfect and faultless anyone posting here would look if they were subjected to the same unblinking media attention. All the comments about how annoying or intolerable you guys find these deputies are pointless. If they are that irritating, exercise your freedom to select alternate viewing. It is obviously important enough for you to not only repeatedly watch, but also spend further time posting about it here.

• All Officer Andrea has to do is to open that mouth of her's and that horrific voice makes men give themselves up without a struggle. Boy does she ever have an annoying voice. How do her partners stand working with her. This woman would probably resort to violence when handing out a parking ticket. On the other hand the Old Babe knowns just how to handle men. I'd let her interogate me anytime. Oh and what's up with the black male cop wearing a NYC ball cap. Is that department issued? Real professional Broward County.

• I think this woman needs to learn to use the English language. She appears to have a true communications problem in that she talks like some ghetto trash as opposed to the educated person her TLC profile claims. I am guessing she is more inclined to enjoy the company of a woman as opposed to that of a man and she also displays huge insecurities when she describes herself and her job.

• andrea/ana i hope someone knocks the crap out of them on the show all they do is arrest black folk those two bitches talk real nice yo the whites but treat the blacks like crap all blacks arent criminals andrea especially needs to be taken down a notch, police brutality is not a joke she takes great joy in arresting blacks, is your vibrator working

• I agree with snaphappy!!!! Ray I also "get" what you're saying, however, lets all remember this is a tv show, reality or not, seriously!!! You really think if they had unattractive overweight women people would be as interested in watching???? I'm not shallow by any means and I'm not saying that would be a bad thing, I'm just thinking realistically showbiz wise....

• I am not threatened by female officers. I have seen, and worked with, female officers who are tougher than male officers and do a fine job. The problem here is, the female officers they select for these shows shine a bad light on ALL officers. These female officers are full of themselves, don't have a clue to real police work and act as if they are Gods gift to the police world. They are not. They are the bottom of the barrel. However, REAL police officers, including female, would not submit to these petty roles and, in fact, are very humble concerning their jobs. The only ones that would strive to be on these shows are showboaters who are really pathetic police.

• You people are sick and misogynistic (look it up). I think what's going on here is some Small Weenis Syndrome. That "manhood" feeling a little threatened there, boys?

• Ya, she is really good looking. But I have yet to ever witness a female cop take a man down, who did not want to be taken down, by herself. I did witness a female cop in San Diego accoust a man, and in less than 15 seconds,lights out, she was not released from the hospital for 6 weeks. She did survive and did not learn from her experience. She still walked around harrasing people. I do not see any reason why a woman should be a cop. It's almost repulsive.

• whats up with that mojado? She enforces her own law it seems rather than the actual law! Talking on your cell phone while parked and pulled over is not against the law! This woman forced a civillian to give up their phone as if it were against the law. listen...you got your little show,we get that your a cop, just because your an officer it doesnt mean your a ruler of civillians. Take a step back and look because your human too. I bet she lets all her freinds off with a warning. Typical cop

• Another embarrassment to law enforcement. One step up from Female Forces (a very small step) which was at best basement quality and a joke. I have worked with women in law enforcement for 35 years and they are nothing like these bimbos. I have never seen a police woman wear a vest over a scankie outfit, ridiculous. I am sure the rest of the police department is embarrassed because they could not possibly represent the rest of the department in any positive way. They could'nt arrest a juvenile shoplifter passed out without 30 backup officers protecting them. Complete joke

• I don't know what to say about the show except I LOVE IT !!!!!. I would love to take that Hot Blonde if I was ever in her town

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