Grassroots police officers have launched a gender-critical network to push back against forces they are concerned have adopted self-ID policies not recognised in law. The serving officers have launched the Police Sex Equality and Equity Network, accusing the service of 'actions that embed gender ideology' within forces nationwide.
They called on bodies representing both rank and file officers, as well as chief constables, to recognise lobby groups and activists within policing in England and Wales had created a 'culture of fear' among those holding gender-critical views.
Maybe they should solicit donations from the public?
Police SEEN have said the group intends to emulate the civil service network, which was established 'to re-focus attention on improving equality and equity between women and men'. The group said in a statement: 'Police SEEN warns that the influence of lobby groups and activists within UK policing has created a culture of fear which prevents officers and staff who believe there are two sexes and that sex is real and immutable, from speaking out, for fear of disciplinary action.
'They believe a formal internal network is desperately needed, not only to provide a voice and support for those who want to ensure the law is upheld, but also to restore political impartiality to policing.'
Oh, that it's come to this..!
It appears that this Police gender critical network has led to the British Transport Police cancelling the bleep test fitness trials as "it's unfair to female Police officers, as they keep failing the pass standard". Could it be that someone is risking social and employment cancellation by recognising that most women do not have the strength, or stamina, of male Police officers? Instead of cancelling the whole test, why not have 2 different pass marks for men and women? Meanwhile, out in the real world, I am sure the crims will run slower if pursued by a female officer, as she may not have passed her fitness trial.
ReplyDeleteThis really is flown world.