History Main / FairCop

* Galina Sergeevna (LizaArzamasova) in ''DaddysDaughters'' was briefly one, and [[http://www.kino-teatr.ru/kino/movie/ros/11878/foto/i2/154098/ looked good in the NiceHat and uniform]].

* Psi-Judge Anderson in ''JudgeDredd''.

* In ''GhostInTheShell'' Togusa is the youngest and most naive member of Section 9, and the only one who is not a cyborg. Unlike the rest of the team, he's not an ex-special forces member but used to be a regular police officer. He's also the only one who has not yet become completely cynical, but the job is steadily pushing him into that direction as well.

* Officer Lenina Huxley, from ''DemolitionMan''.

* Captain Holly Short of the LEP from ''ArtemisFowl''. She's also pretty {{Badass}}.

* Well, the vast majority female cops are, for the most part, perfectly average looking. In fact, {{Heart}} has never seen a lady cop wearing any makeup whatsoever on the job in their entire life, like they always seem to do on TV and in magazines - despite the fact that I've had many, ''many'' run-ins with them. Probably because there's no point in getting all dolled up for this sort of work since most people ''really'' don't care and it would inevitably end up getting all smeared and messed up anyway. And where I live (Canada), police women ''always'' have their hair tied back in a simple ponytail (those fancy styles that female popo's wear in the land of fiction would never last very long while running around outdoors in any given weather and wrestling with fugitives/suicidal people/whatever). Of course, police work is for tough women who can't really be too concerned about looking like supermodels.
* I should also mention that, although this should be obvious, 99% of the outfits that "hot cops" wear in TV land would be completely inappropriate and impractical for police work in the the real world. Real police uniforms are always unisex - the women wear the exact same outfit as the men, which ''always'' consists of a jacket (which is ''always'' properly buttoned up and usually accompanied by a bulletproof vest) and ''full-length'' pants (shorts would leave the officer's legs more vulnerable being cut and scraped against the ground).
** That depends on which country do you speak of. Yes, I mean [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxana_Fedorova Ms Universe 2002]]. And yes, Russian militia (read: cop) uniform for women includes skirts instead of pants.
** Even in the U.S., it all depends on what department and where the city is. The LAPD does employ bike cops, and they wear bike shorts and light polos. Not only that, but even the regular LAPD uniform seems to be more casual than in other cities, as they don't wear ties anymore, and have done away with hats (for the most part).
*** North Korea, of all places, employs attractive young women as traffic policewomen to direct the ('''very''' sparse) traffic, putting them in skirted uniforms.
**** That can't be good for road safety.

* GracieHart from ''MissCongeniality''. Her looks are a plot point, since she's the best candidate to go undercover at a beauty pageant [[HilarityEnsues despite her unladylike demeanor]].

* Officer Jenny from ''{{Pokemon}}''. Of course. ''[[NurseJenny All]]'' [[NurseJenny of them]].

** Especially (age wise) PC Beth Green. On her first appearance, PC Valentine remarked that he "didn't know the station was running a cr?e". Her actress, Louisa Lytton, was too young to join the real police when she started filming. Lytton won Sexiest Female in the 2005 British Soap Awards- aged ''16''. She looks that age now...

* The main cast of RookieBlue is shaping up to be the definition of this trope. [[TemptingFate For now.]]

* Depending on your gender/orientation, either Mulder or Scully from ''{{The X-Files}}''. In the fanfic world, there's also a sizeable bloc thinking Skinner is hot.

* After a prologue as a child, ''DoctorWho'' companion Amy Pond is introduced as one of these. [[spoiler: It's actually revealed to be a kissogram outfit she put on to confront someone breaking into her home.]]