This initiative proposes the establishment of a program where female officers dress as joggers to deter and document public harassment against women. By actively engaging in neighborhoods and running paths, these officers can identify and apprehend individuals who engage in catcalling or other forms of harassment. The business model could involve collaboration with law enforcement agencies and city councils to fund the initiative. The target audience is municipalities seeking to reduce harassment in public spaces and improve safety for female joggers. This program not only aims to empower women by reducing harassment but also provides an opportunity for cities to showcase their commitment to public safety and gender equality. Marketing tactics might include public safety campaigns highlighting the importance of community involvement in curbing harassment.