> Is that an all female police squad?

Not to assume anyone's gender here, but does it look like a all female police squad? https://i.imgur.com/OSnyrFH.jpg

Unless some AI has doctored the images

shit on a stick we really can't trust anything

Journalism will have to go back to trusting individual creators. If Joe Bloggs signs an image then at least I know Joe Bloggs asserts that image was correct. If that's a trustworthy person (someone I find trustworthy), that's one way.

Of course how well that scales is another matter, but if Joe Bloggs loses my trust then I remove him from my "trusted sources" list.

The chain of integrity will be there, defined by more than just a byline. I may trust say Steve Rosenburg to tell me the truth if he posts a picture of something in Moscow, but if he misleads me then he loses that trust.

Ultimately it's of no difference to trusting what someone writes or says. I might trust a story with a byline on www.cnn.com, that's one thing. I won't however trust a screen capture of something implying it was shown on CNN.

Of course the main stream view for the last 15 years is to believe that journalists are always lying to you and always wrong, which is fine, you just have to accept that if you want to "do your own research" on say what's happening in Turkey with the election, you need to go to Turkey, spend a few years there getting to know and trust many different sources with many different world views.

A squad can exist within a larger group of officers.

I didn’t ask if “there only female law enforcement at this event”.

There is a law (maybe a Supreme Court judgement) that only lady officers can arrest women.

And in these cases, a high powered officer, like the SP/DSP calls out for every lady police officers in all local police station to be present.

It doesn't need to be a "all female squad".