The anonymous questionnaire survey received 761 responses, which represented 55 percent of the distributed questionnaires. The surveys were completed during roll call. The questionnaires contained items regarding attitudes on a variety of issues, as well as demographic questions measuring personal characteristics and police history. Results revealed some relationships between police officer attitudes and demographic characteristics. However, the correlations were weak and the explained variance was low. A positive role orientation was related to other positive attitudes, while a negative role orientation was related to other negative feelings. Police officers who were service oriented were more likely to view the community and the system in favorable terms and less likely to support solidarity and force, while officers oriented toward crime control viewed the community less favorably and were more inclined toward force and protecting and violations of other police officers. Tables, appended attitude scales, and 29 references