All you can comment on (complain about) is the year she graduated? Did you read the part where she graduated from the police academy in 2006? Seems to me she got right to work. She also has a good looking resume and if she lives at home, who cares? Have you tried living on one salary in this county?
If you resent being 'lectured' by someone younger, thinner, and less experienced (a big assumtion) than yourself, well, then don't give her a reason to stop you for a lecture.

First- Congratulation Officer Hansen! I'm sure your career in Cornwall will be a great experience in such a nice town. It is great to finally have a female on our force to help balance out our ever growing community. I'm certain you will come across many obstacles and meet some great and not so great people but there is no doubt in our minds that you will handle each challange in a professional and courteous manner. That is, even when dealing with those who talk out of their ---'s because they clearly don't know what their talking about. Many times in this world- when someone else achieves such great things, those who havent sometimes dont know how to handle it- so instead of a simple good luck or congrads, they bash people trying to knock them down. P.O. Hansen-if all these people can talk negatively about is your age and weight you know you're doing something right. Not to mention that they probably need to drop a few pounds themselves. Just keep doing what you're doing, because you're doing it very well- and if "MESIII" ever does give you a reason to pull them over ask "what is an appropriate age and weight for a P.O.?" Should we start hiring people out of retirement homes just so they can bring all of their life experiences with them yet they are to frail to protect the people and their families from harm? Maybe we should sacrifice a little "life" experience and give someone a chance to learn and grow? After all isn't that what life is really all about...