Female suspects can be strip-searched by police officers who were born male but identify as women – and could be accused of a hate crime if they object, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.
As one door closes, the trans nutters seek to force open another...
The controversial advice, issued by the National Police Chief's Council (NPCC) — the body representing British police chiefs — says it may be 'advisable' to replace the person carrying out the search if the detainee objects, but adds: 'If the refusal is based on discriminatory views, consideration should be given for the incident [to] be recorded as a non-crime hate incident unless the circumstances amount to a recordable crime.'
Can't they tell which way the wind is blowing on this madn...
Oh!
The existence of the guidance, which was quietly issued in December...
Why are we hearing about it now, then?
...only come to light (sic) following the intrepid work of Cathy Larkman, a police officer for over 30 years who rose to the rank of superintendent before retiring last year.
Good girl!
Whilst being strip-searched by trans fats, women are now at double the risk of criminalisation as a result of inadvertently offending either plod group.
ReplyDelete"...women are now at double the risk of criminalisation as a result of inadvertently offending either plod group."
ReplyDeleteIt's a mad world, and getting madder by the minute...