I’m a female police officer – people tell me I’m ‘too small’ and I’m not a ‘real cop,’ but I don’t care what they say
ONE female police officer shot down false claims about being a woman in her profession.
The confident cop has shared the comments she normally receives when people find out what she does for a living.
Kira Schmitt (@kir.schmitt) posted a video to address the false narratives about her.
She positioned her camera in front of her. Kira was out of uniform, filming from her home.
The female law enforcement worker donned a cropped white T-shirt and blue booty shorts.
“Women shouldn’t be cops,” the caption on the screen read.
These words were pasted over a door that Kira slammed shut with her hands.
The proud officer crouched down, ready to karate chop the next inaccurate remark. “You’re too small,” people will tell her.
She slowly backed away before slamming her hand into the following comment.
“I’ll wait for a real cop,” the caption read.
While haters criticize her for being in the profession, men also hit on her.
They’ll be polite and say: “Excuse me, ma’am?” But they’ll sneak in a cheesy pickup line after.
“You can arrest me anytime,” forward men proclaim.
Kira shut the door on the comment with a swift swing of her hips. “Yeah, no,” she said.
The TikToker keeps most of her work life offline, refusing to share her on-duty look.
However, other female cops choose to post their day-to-day routine.
Though Kira keeps her professional life personal, she and her female counterparts are trolled just as much.
Officer N. Brown posted about (@nbrown232) being told she’s “too small” and “too young.”