This type of attitude is rife. Its not the first time I have seen it happen to good women either. A number of years ago, approximately twenty years ago, a friend Tamsin Fuad was served up the same male stone walling when she was an officer of the "force". In the end for her, the only way out was to get out.
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| A young man is not subject to this as are young woman in the Police Force. |
Get out of the Force! Great! This is the chosen career paths of both these woman. The very same career path which both of these woman had to accept was not for them in the end. They had tried to encroach upon a traditional male territory and the bully boy old boys control was more than likely threatened by their thirst to do the right thing by humanity in a tough job and act from a place of integrity and truth.
Some may think this sort of corruption does not exist in the force. People are led to believe of course that above all the Police would be the ones enforcing the very laws of this government which they themselves have sworn to up hold. But do they?
It's not appearing that it is happening. This is evident by the acres of corruption that surfaces its ugly unwanted head to the rest of the world when a whistle blower comes forward or some one makes a huge mistake and the game falls down.
The following is a harrowing story printed in the Herald. Its a story of an ex police officer (female) who was subject to horrendous treatment by her superiors and her colleagues. Her only fault was that she was a woman. The story is absolutely incredulous indeed.
http://www.theherald.com.au/story/2795993/an-addict-broke-her-jaw-the-force-broke-her-spirit/
Harassment and PTSD drove a former Wollongong police officer out of her career.
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