We all generalise and it's important to caveat I think. Which I don't always do.
I worked on a few Police projects with sex workers in London. I was a civilian employee. I'd say 8 out of the 10 police officers kind of scared me. I was only 25, very naive, yet I recall thinking and feeling that they were, well very much wronguns.
I've spent significant amounts of time in hospital, very sick and vulnerable ( dependant, bed bound, useless family so alone). That was my second awakening. The number of very scary individuals in healthcare I've experienced over the years has really turned my world upside down. To know so many people are out there. Compassion fatigue is one thing, others were something slightly further along. Nurses and doctors; something not right, from cruel, one was absolutely sociopathic and very scary. I'm what you would call a compliant, respectful and polite patient btw.
I recall one time where I loved the nurses. They were a group dedicated to supporting me. They were mostly Portuguese. They were just wonderful caring people, nearly all of them. I've met some great nurses and mostly HCAs were great, being worked to the brink. Less power so maybe that's why they've always been the nicest.
I would like to find a way to depart this world before I ever face a care home or anything near that. When you have direct experience of people with power, this problem is apparent. Not all, but a scary enough number. It's terrifying, believe it.