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Uploaded by on Dec 29, 2007

Commander Diane Groomes and her first district.

The Washington D.C. Metropolitan Police Department hired a female officer as their new police chief. This is part of a trend across the United States of more women working in law enforcement. The most recent statistics released by the United States Bureau of Justice states that 16 percent of police officers in large cities nationwide are women - an increase of four percent. VOA Urdu TV's Imran Sidiqui recently spoke to one female police officer in Washington about her job and the role of the police in the United States.

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  • I know her shes no longer the commander of the first district shes the assistant chief now!

  • r u really an policeman for DC Metro Police? I may need your help. This is not a prank. Please reply.

  • Hey does MPDC offer incentives for former military applicants?

  • With all due respect Sir. VOA is funded by the American people not one particular administration and I can guarantee you that nobody from the government or any other agency asked me to do this nor did they approve or disapprove this. This is solely because I wanted to do this story, I liked the way police is trained here because where I come from, police usually talk later, they hit first.

  • Don't worry, forzzaazzurri. She's engaging in what's called politicking. VOA equates roughly to our BBC Overseas Dept., & that is the only kind of portrayal of your department that they'd be likely to put out. I'm not trying to disrespect yourself, your department or your profession, by the way. I'm only too well aware that policing anywhere is a dangerous job & no one forgives you if you get it wrong.

  • I am a police officer for MPDC. This is an inaccurate protrayal of the actual practices of MPDC. The thin blue line still exists. MPDC is notorious for abandoning officers who make valid and necessary complaints against the department. I have seen first hand the corruptness that occurs on the street and within the department. I have tried relentlessly to address such issues with the appropriate chain of command with NO support from Chief Lanier.

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