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Post by Red Rackham on May 15, 2023 10:35:55 GMT
UK’s most senior black officer retires amid bullying and discrimination claims (LOL) Britain's most high-ranking black police officer has left his job after being accused of bullying and discrimination. Deputy Chief Constable Tyron Joyce retired as head of the Police Race Action Plan, a national initiative to tackle racism and race disparities faced by black people who work within or come into contact with the police. His departure came after a complaint from his second-in-command, a female civil servant who accused him of undermining her in front of colleagues, The Telegraph reports. According to the newspaper, he also faced allegations including intimidation, lewd comments and discriminatory remarks by more than six colleagues during a previous leadership role. metro.co.uk/2023/05/15/uks-most-senior-black-officer-retires-amid-bullying-claims-18783655/I wonder if Labour will demand an inquiry? I jest of course. Inquiries are only for white police officers who are forced into early retirement over bullying and discrimination claims. I imagine the wokerati will be weeping into their cornflakes, but not to worry. I have every confidence a suitably qualified replacement has been earmarked for accelerated promotion. Of course, if a suitably qualified replacement cant be found then standards will be lowered until a replacement is found. The only proviso being, any replacement must be black. Yay diversity.
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Post by Bentley on May 15, 2023 10:45:03 GMT
UK’s most senior black officer retires amid bullying and discrimination claims (LOL) Britain's most high-ranking black police officer has left his job after being accused of bullying and discrimination. Deputy Chief Constable Tyron Joyce retired as head of the Police Race Action Plan, a national initiative to tackle racism and race disparities faced by black people who work within or come into contact with the police. His departure came after a complaint from his second-in-command, a female civil servant who accused him of undermining her in front of colleagues, The Telegraph reports. According to the newspaper, he also faced allegations including intimidation, lewd comments and discriminatory remarks by more than six colleagues during a previous leadership role. metro.co.uk/2023/05/15/uks-most-senior-black-officer-retires-amid-bullying-claims-18783655/I wonder if Labour will demand an inquiry? I jest of course. Inquiries are only for white police officers who are forced into early retirement over bullying and discrimination claims. I imagine the wokerati will be weeping into their cornflakes, but not to worry. I have every confidence a suitably qualified replacement has been earmarked for accelerated promotion. Of course, if a suitably qualified replacement cant be found then standards will be lowered until a replacement is found. The only proviso being, any replacement must be black. Yay diversity. An Asian lesbian perhaps ? Any trans will do . |
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Post by wapentake on May 15, 2023 10:47:02 GMT
I think his skin colour irrelevant,his misdemeanours real or alleged are not.
Early retirement par for the course.
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Post by Bentley on May 15, 2023 10:53:18 GMT
I think his skin colour irrelevant,his misdemeanours real or alleged are not. Early retirement par for the course. Well one might think that as a black person being in a senior position , he might have tried a bit harder to be a credit to his ethnic group. |
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Post by Red Rackham on May 15, 2023 10:55:34 GMT
I think his skin colour irrelevant,his misdemeanours real or alleged are not. Early retirement par for the course. Skin colour is very relevant. The police, particularly the Met, have lowered entry standards for BAME entrants not once, but twice. The police take diversity quotas very seriously. |
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Post by patman post on May 15, 2023 11:17:51 GMT
UK’s most senior black officer retires amid bullying and discrimination claims (LOL) Britain's most high-ranking black police officer has left his job after being accused of bullying and discrimination. Deputy Chief Constable Tyron Joyce retired as head of the Police Race Action Plan, a national initiative to tackle racism and race disparities faced by black people who work within or come into contact with the police. His departure came after a complaint from his second-in-command, a female civil servant who accused him of undermining her in front of colleagues, The Telegraph reports. According to the newspaper, he also faced allegations including intimidation, lewd comments and discriminatory remarks by more than six colleagues during a previous leadership role. metro.co.uk/2023/05/15/uks-most-senior-black-officer-retires-amid-bullying-claims-18783655/I wonder if Labour will demand an inquiry? I jest of course. Inquiries are only for white police officers who are forced into early retirement over bullying and discrimination claims. I imagine the wokerati will be weeping into their cornflakes, but not to worry. I have every confidence a suitably qualified replacement has been earmarked for accelerated promotion. Of course, if a suitably qualified replacement cant be found then standards will be lowered until a replacement is found. The only proviso being, any replacement must be black. Yay diversity. At least he cannot complain of being treated differently to other officers when faced with allegations… |
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Post by Red Rackham on May 15, 2023 11:21:22 GMT
UK’s most senior black officer retires amid bullying and discrimination claims (LOL) Britain's most high-ranking black police officer has left his job after being accused of bullying and discrimination. Deputy Chief Constable Tyron Joyce retired as head of the Police Race Action Plan, a national initiative to tackle racism and race disparities faced by black people who work within or come into contact with the police. His departure came after a complaint from his second-in-command, a female civil servant who accused him of undermining her in front of colleagues, The Telegraph reports. According to the newspaper, he also faced allegations including intimidation, lewd comments and discriminatory remarks by more than six colleagues during a previous leadership role. metro.co.uk/2023/05/15/uks-most-senior-black-officer-retires-amid-bullying-claims-18783655/I wonder if Labour will demand an inquiry? I jest of course. Inquiries are only for white police officers who are forced into early retirement over bullying and discrimination claims. I imagine the wokerati will be weeping into their cornflakes, but not to worry. I have every confidence a suitably qualified replacement has been earmarked for accelerated promotion. Of course, if a suitably qualified replacement cant be found then standards will be lowered until a replacement is found. The only proviso being, any replacement must be black. Yay diversity. At least he cannot complain of being treated differently to other officers when faced with allegations… Well yes, eventually. Apparently some the allegations go back years but he was still promoted from his previous position. I wonder why, lol. |
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Post by patman post on May 15, 2023 11:32:10 GMT
At least he cannot complain of being treated differently to other officers when faced with allegations… Well yes, eventually. Apparently some the allegations go back years but he was still promoted from his previous position. I wonder why, lol. Apparently the same with Wayne Couzens, although the outcome was definitely worse… |
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Post by Red Rackham on May 15, 2023 11:35:52 GMT
Well yes, eventually. Apparently some the allegations go back years but he was still promoted from his previous position. I wonder why, lol. Apparently the same with Wayne Couzens, although the outcome was definitely worse… You're comparing Tyron Joyce to Wayne Couzens? I'm having some difficulty with that, if I'm honest. |
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Post by patman post on May 15, 2023 11:46:43 GMT
Apparently the same with Wayne Couzens, although the outcome was definitely worse… You're comparing Tyron Joyce to Wayne Couzens? I'm having some difficulty with that, if I'm honest. I don’t doubt comparing the treatment of a White Police officer accused of wrongdoing with a non-White Police officer also accused of wrongdoing causes you difficulty… |
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Post by Red Rackham on May 15, 2023 11:50:42 GMT
You're comparing Tyron Joyce to Wayne Couzens? I'm having some difficulty with that, if I'm honest. I don’t doubt comparing the treatment of a White Police officer accused of wrongdoing with a non-White Police officer also accused of wrongdoing causes you difficulty… I sense you're grabbing at straws here Pat. |
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Post by patman post on May 15, 2023 12:02:35 GMT
I don’t doubt comparing the treatment of a White Police officer accused of wrongdoing with a non-White Police officer also accused of wrongdoing causes you difficulty… I sense you're grabbing at straws here Pat. No straws being grabbed at — only countering the manufactured straw-man argument that the minority ethnicity of one Police officer afforded him preferable treatment… |
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Post by Bentley on May 15, 2023 12:05:57 GMT
I sense you're grabbing at straws here Pat. No straws being grabbed at — only countering the manufactured straw-man argument that the minority ethnicity of one Police officer afforded him preferable treatment… Well blacks seem to claim that they are discriminated against and that they need to work harder than whites for promotion and ‘ positive discrimination’ was invented by lefties to overcome this problem . So either he worked harder than anyone else ( which doesn’t seem the case ) or he was promoted due to ‘ positive discrimination “. |
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Post by patman post on May 15, 2023 12:16:35 GMT
No straws being grabbed at — only countering the manufactured straw-man argument that the minority ethnicity of one Police officer afforded him preferable treatment… Well blacks seem to claim that they are discriminated against and that they need to work harder than whites for promotion and ‘ positive discrimination’ was invented by lefties to overcome this problem . So either he worked harder than anyone else ( which doesn’t seem the case ) or he was promoted due to ‘ positive discrimination “. Perhaps if you followed the debate you’d have seen that my argument was that the officer being highlighted in the opening post couldn’t claim either preferential or discriminatory treatment as he appeared to be afforded the usual treatment given to Officers facing allegations of wrongdoing… |
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Post by Bentley on May 15, 2023 12:20:52 GMT
Well blacks seem to claim that they are discriminated against and that they need to work harder than whites for promotion and ‘ positive discrimination’ was invented by lefties to overcome this problem . So either he worked harder than anyone else ( which doesn’t seem the case ) or he was promoted due to ‘ positive discrimination “. Perhaps if you followed the debate you’d have seen that my argument was that the officer being highlighted in the opening post couldn’t claim either preferential or discriminatory treatment as he appeared to be afforded the usual treatment given to Officers facing allegations of wrongdoing… You admit a black man being afforded all the privileges that a white man would have ? Well done . |
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