Jess Bradley, suspended - Part II

[LaSquirrel]

I thought I would kick off a part II
Part I is here
www.mumsnet.com/Talk/womens_rights/3320513-Jess-Bradley-first-transgender-student-officer-suspended-after-flashing-photos

I wondered if Philip / Pips Bunce filed under both their names...

Wasn't there a police officer with two warrant cards?

The Nov 1988 one would seem to be correct.

Advice from the Deed Poll Office

If you’re transgender and you want to change your name, you’ll need to change your name by deed poll.

If your change of name is stated on your Gender Recognition Certificate (GRC) or a new birth certificate (for which a GRC is a prerequisite), then this will also prove your change of name, but you’ll generally need to change your name by deed poll first.

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A deed poll will be enough to change your name in your passport. However, if you want your passport to be in your new gender as well, HM Passport Office will need to see:
your deed poll, showing that you’ve changed your name to one that’s associated with your new gender
medical evidence showing that your change of gender is “likely to be permanent”. This can be a report from a medical practitioner (such as your consultant or GP), or a chartered psychologist practicing in the field of gender dysphoria.

Sorry I meant it would make Bradley 26 when giving evidence to the Miller Trans Inquiry.

The Action of Trans Health directorship records show that a Josh (not Joshua) Bradley (dob Nov 1988) resigned from that position in April 2018

R0wan

www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/met-police-officer-becomes-britains-first-bigender-pc-a3546881.html

The officer now has two warrant cards, one in their male name and the other in their female name. They can report for work in either male or female uniform

The officer now has two warrant cards, one in their male name and the other in their female name. They can report for work in either male or female uniform

For fucking fucks sake.

So on the "female " days do they search the women?

So how does that work if you have to sign something legally? I can understand that P Bunce as a signature would work for Phil/Pippa, but not if the first names (Callum and Abi) are different. Surely that matters as a police officer? Don't they have to sign statements?

That's a good point. Can't cases be thrown out if paperwork isn't correctly filled out?

You don't have to use a deed poll to change your name. It's lawful to just start using a new name, I think, so long as there's no intention to mislead. If you want to change official documents like a passport I think it's necessary but then you have to swear not to use your previous name in future.

And if he's filled in the paperwork as Callum, but is called into court to give evidence on an Abi day, how does he/she take the oath?

It's all PC bollocks, isn't it?

Actually maybe that should be PC Bollocks

Did Jess do adult work? There seem to be a legion of very slim, wide eyed young men with gender issues doing web cam etc.

I am assuming that Jess has had help from someone important enough to help Jess gain a job where Jess is inluencing policy (cos, Jess doesn't seem like the sharpest tool. And I've seen Jess' tool)

Maybe that hypothetical person was a romantic relationship, with images and evidence they don't want in the public domain.

It's the tale as old as time. Bound to be some Pillar of the Community worried about his reputation who's funding the lawyers.

Actually maybe that should be PC Bollocks

Think that covers it

Jess doesn't seem like the sharpest tool. And I've seen Jess' tool

It's the tale as old as time. Bound to be some Pillar of the Community worried about his reputation who's funding the lawyers.

My money's on that too. That's the only thing that makes sense of the Carter Ruck connection.

I think warrant cards aren't that significant, actually, in terms of PACE, etc.

missedith01

I think its very significant when a small number of people in public roles or with positions of influence are using dual identities.

Especially, when for whatever additional reasons, stating this becomes controversial!

It'd be interesting to see what the position is on the electoral register. Presumably you can only register in one name. ie. the legal one.

At least the gender fluid copper solves the problem of who will legally be allowed to perform body searches on non-binary people (if Penny M get her way).

I would think that that same attitude is probably widespread within the NUS itself too; and they wouldn't be the first organisation (and won't be the last) to think that their own internal procedures are just fine thanks and that protecting the organisation itself is paramount. Even though we have seen again and again where all that goes, when it comes to abuse of the vulnerable.

Very prominent within leftist circles. We all remember the SWP and the Comrade Delta fiasco.

Yes I believe they can search women etc on a woman day. Because in a woman day, they are a woman, literally.

With PB you can tell easily which day it is as when they are a woman they stand like "I'm a little teapot" which as we know is how all women stand.

Plus all the stuff coming out about charities in the last few years.

I think it might be significant they have two warrant cards, but just not because the warrant card is vital in the administration of police duties. I mean, I don't think it's as simple as "all arrests carried out using the second card they acquired are legally dubious".