Ex-detective sacked and blacklisted after calling out police force’s trans policy

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A former detective has been sacked for gross misconduct and blacklisted after she called out the her police force's trans policy.

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Detective Constable Rachel Fletcher was reported by male colleagues for saying "c***s in frocks" to argue against Northumbria Police guidelines which permit biological men who identify as woman to insist they are strip-searched by a female officer.

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The veteran child protection and family liaison officer found out she had been fired last month.Northumbria Police said she had brought the service into disrepute with comments about men that were "sexist, inappropriate and offensive," as well as making a "transphobic" comment.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The 47-year-old has now been blacklisted from policing after a 20-year career.All officers guilty of gross misconduct are on a blacklist; the list includes ex-Met Police officers Wayne Couzens, who murdered Sarah Everard, and serial rapist David Carrick.Ms Fletcher was allegedly heard saying that "all men...

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