policewomen

Contains interviews with policewomen in New York City describing their private lives and professional struggles.

Rosemary Dew, only the seventh woman to be named a supervisor at FBI headquarters, shares stories from her thirteen years as an agent, discusses the obstacles she faced as a woman in the bureau, and exposes some of the problems she witnessed within the FBI that she believes are keeping it from operating effectively.

Candice DeLong, a retired field profiler for the FBI, shares stories from throughout her twenty-year career as an agent, discussing some of the cases in which she was involved, and the difficulties of being a woman in law enforcement.