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That's funny because I'm currently replaying Arkham Origins (well, the whole series) and the whole police is portrayed as corrupt all the time, Alfred even says something like "Gordon is the only good apple of the bunch" when you talk to him in the Batcave. But, yeah, of course Batman (as in, the media, not just the character) would support law, justice and fighting crime instead of anarchy, that makes sense. Besides, Gotham is basically a dystopian city and that's not how the police in real life is though.
You have no reason to be against the police unless you're a criminal. Isolated incidents always can and always will happen anywhere, but they're just isolated incidents.
A few people die from vaccines too, does that mean we should never have created vaccines? How would that end up? Is vaccination automatically evil just because a couple of people out of millions and millions might die as a result of extremely rare complications? Think about that. The exact same logic applies to the police.
This is the DC multiverse..... where literally anything can happen in any one of those universes. so it ain't that out there to suggest that a Batwoman might exist in one of those universes.
Also I'm sure there's at least a couple dozen people that cared about Batwoman.