Super Cool Women Cops

There sure are some exceptional stories about heroic women Police officers in the news these days. Lisa Campbell, a police specialist, and Allison Jacobs, a police officer, are credited with cracking the 20 year old Jaycee Dugard case. Now, there's another story of Police officer Kimberly Munley, in Texas who is credited with taking down the Fort Hood Shooter, Nidal Hasan. I just read that she is still in the hospital and has gone through a second surgery today. And she Twitters... Munley was working with a partner, Sgt. Mark Todd, who also deserves credit.

I suppose this might be part of the Pluto-Saturn-Uranus t-square moving on to the Cardinal Points. These points correspond with the beginnings of Seasons and as such symbolize new beginnings. These 3 planets working together will indicate use of force. That doesn't mean that all use of force is bad. Women haven't been allowed to work as police officers for very long in the United States. I read somewhere that they've only been accepted on most forces for the last 20 years. So, Pluto's transit in Scorpio is probably responsible for creating this new feminine image in the U.S. Sure would like to see the birth dates. Kimberly Munley is 34 years old (Pluto in Libra, 10-12 degrees).

Edit: 11/26/09

I've thought of some other influences that may have contributed.

First of all, the Jupiter-Chiron-Neptune conjunction in Aquarius would be a big influence. From what I've noticed, women with strong Jupiter and Uranus influence in their charts do much better in a "man's world." Also, this influence would be demanding equality among all people. And it's a very positive aspect emotionally.

Then, there's the double Venus transit that we're going through. I've written about it but have forgotten what it's called. Anyway, it's the Venus Synodic Cycle that comes in pairs 8 years apart. We're in the middle of it. I've written about it here (http://outthecometsass.blogspot.com/2009_03_01_archive.html -- it's called "Venus and the Crazy 8") and before that although I can't locate the entry. First was in 2004. Last will be in 2012.