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Originally Posted by oliegirl
In this case, you are right - he should have been being guarded by a man...someone who might be able to intimidate him. This guy is clearly someone who has no respect for authority or human life, for that matter.
However, to make the statement that women should never guard men is chauvanistic in nature.
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So what you're saying is that a woman should guard a man if he's not dangerous, but shouldn't guard him if he is?
How, for that matter, are you going to determine what constitutes a "dangerous" male suspect? The crime of which the man is being accused?
I don't see how chauvinism enters the picture at all given the argument you appear to be advancing.