The nub of it in these cases, ( I'm speaking generally, not about the case in the OP ) is that we have misogynists, some with serious criminal convictions, some in the police service itself, who know how to play the law to shut down women.
There are a lot of bit players in supporting roles in this, including on this thread. Smoke and mirrors. Step over the diversion.
Most women of FWR know as fact that there is a serial litigant ( amongst others) who sets up company after company as part of a grift.This person's criminal convictions preclude them from being listed with the Law Society or Council of Licensed Conveyancers (for example). So the generic term "lawyer" is used to befuddle those who don't know these things.
In my view, frustrated by a criminal record from getting a proper job, the cunning plan B was to adopt a protected persona as a means to hide the past by name change (unsuccessful), and as means to gain financially. That's how Bobble Hat lives. Always attempting to silence those who are brave enough to highlight the murky past, question thinking and behaviour, and highlight exploitation of that protected characteristic. Quite simply, there is money to be made, women to silence. There is no genuine concern about minority " rights" that I've ever seen from that person.
Punishment by cop appears to be part of BH's modus operandi. The weakness, stupidity, pomposity, and complicity, in this broken policing system, is an effective tool. Knowing the system and using it. This person hides behind the skirts of an adopted persona relying upon Officer Dibble to be over enthusiastic, poorly trained in this area, and over stretched. One who hates women is doubtless a jackpot bonus.
101 is full of callers claiming to have been "disrespected on Facebook" who never get anywhere except a "nob off" - to use a local unofficial police term.
Why the exceptional treatment if we go back to the cases FWR are familiar with? Because those complainants know how to exploit the system, and are aided in doing it, both knowingly and unwittingly, in my view.
The only way to deal with this type of person is to let the sunlight fall on what lives under the stones. Know the law, know your rights. Complain about what's happened to you. Make as much noise about what's happened as you can. Certainly don't take advice from someone purporting to be a policeman on FWR recommending a voluntary interview on your own without a solicitor.
As ever, it's left to women of courage to speak out as they've done for thousands of years. They are still paying a heavy price.
We are with you, we go to your meetings, we listen to you, we learn, and we are proud of you, and we know how hard this road has been for you.