New Police Chief with any hair style

[saaby93]

In the interests of balance any Police Chief with any hair style can be posted here

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-derbyshire-5...





and with any onlooker.

[moles]

Google raoul moat police woman looks like something from Wallace and gromit.

[gazza285]

Do hairstyles have any influence as to how good a copper they are?

[Mojooo]

Those spikes are a bit too tall by anyones standard.

[anonymous-user]

gazza285 said:

Do hairstyles have any influence as to how good a copper they are?

Who knows? Once you see the hair, you forget about everything else!

[Sheets Tabuer]

gazza285 said:

Do hairstyles have any influence as to how good a copper they are?

No but you don't want this turning up in your hour of distress.

[mybrainhurts]

saaby93 said:

Now can we see the bloke with the cattle prod? He deserves a round of applause and a pint...

Edited by mybrainhurts on Saturday 15th August 21:36

[Escort3500]

Two of the new intake of Police cadets to Derbyshire Constabulary have been confirmed...

[williamp]

Id rather hoped we've moved on from judging someones abaility to do their job on their hairstyle. Or their sex, sexual preference, what car they drive, the size of their house or the colour of their skin.

Is the person the best person for the job? This should be the ***ONLY*** criteria.

Its really st that in 2020, a senior person who, one can comfortably presume has got there through hard work and merit, is judged by their hairstyle.

Grow up or fk off back to the 80s.

[Europa1]

I say congrats to her on becoming the first female Chief Constable of Derbyshire.

Her hairstyle is unusual, but really, what's the issue?

[biggbn]

Europa1 said:

I say congrats to her on becoming the first female Chief Constable of Derbyshire.

Her hairstyle is unusual, but really, what's the issue?

Agreed. At least one of the comments on this thread is indicative of a knuckle dragging fondness for working man's club comedians and the broad strokes portraiture of sexuality and identity much loved by the less tolerant amongst us.

[rxtx]

williamp said:

Id rather hoped we've moved on from judging someones abaility to do their job on their hairstyle. Or their sex, sexual preference, what car they drive, the size of their house or the colour of their skin.

Is the person the best person for the job? This should be the ***ONLY*** criteria.

Its really st that in 2020, a senior person who, one can comfortably presume has got there through hard work and merit, is judged by their hairstyle.

Grow up or fk off back to the 80s.

Quite. There are even some on here that even think the BLM thing is people "moaning about their skin colour".

[Europa1]

williamp said:

Id rather hoped we've moved on from judging someones abaility to do their job on their hairstyle....what car they drive, the size of their house.

I see you are au fait with the Mail Online.

(As am I, I hasten to add)

[Liokault]

biggbn said:

Europa1 said:

I say congrats to her on becoming the first female Chief Constable of Derbyshire.

Her hairstyle is unusual, but really, what's the issue?

Agreed. At least one of the comments on this thread is indicative of a knuckle dragging fondness for working man's club comedians and the broad strokes portraiture of sexuality and identity much loved by the less tolerant amongst us.

Oh come on! Not one person on this thread said or even implied that she might not be good at this role.

She has chosen a comedy hair style, people are commenting as such.

[biggbn]

Liokault said:

biggbn said:

Europa1 said:

I say congrats to her on becoming the first female Chief Constable of Derbyshire.

Her hairstyle is unusual, but really, what's the issue?

Agreed. At least one of the comments on this thread is indicative of a knuckle dragging fondness for working man's club comedians and the broad strokes portraiture of sexuality and identity much loved by the less tolerant amongst us.

Oh come on! Not one person on this thread said or even implied that she might not be good at this role.

She has chosen a comedy hair style, people are commenting as such.

Have you read all the posts? Is it OK to make posts about someone's sexuality and their imagined behaviour?

[105.4]

williamp said:

Its really st that in 2020, a senior person who, one can comfortably presume has got there through hard work and merit........

Derbyshire police and crime commissioner Hardyal Dhindsa said Mrs Swann was a "diversity champion in her own right".

It’s just a hunch, but I suspect that ‘hard work and merit’ has significantly less to do with it than box ticking and diversity.

Edited by 105.4 on Saturday 15th August 22:06

[OzzyR1]

Who gives a toss what her hair looks like, she's obviously up to the job given that she has been promoted to that position at a relatively young age.

Likely that many folks judging her for this are also fans of Boris, convinietly ignoring his devil-may-care approach to personal styling.

Personally, I believe that frosted tips are best left in the 80's, but if that's what works for her - all power to her elbow.

[Liokault]

biggbn said:

Liokault said:

biggbn said:

Europa1 said:

I say congrats to her on becoming the first female Chief Constable of Derbyshire.

Her hairstyle is unusual, but really, what's the issue?

Agreed. At least one of the comments on this thread is indicative of a knuckle dragging fondness for working man's club comedians and the broad strokes portraiture of sexuality and identity much loved by the less tolerant amongst us.

Oh come on! Not one person on this thread said or even implied that she might not be good at this role.

She has chosen a comedy hair style, people are commenting as such.

Have you read all the posts? Is it OK to make posts about someone's sexuality and their imagined behaviour?

Do you even read PistonHeads? That’s 90% of the content.

[2gins]

105.4 said:

williamp said:

Its really st that in 2020, a senior person who, one can comfortably presume has got there through hard work and merit........

Being close to a number of people who work or have worked in various roles across the civil service, have another

[Europa1]

Liokault said:

biggbn said:

Europa1 said:

I say congrats to her on becoming the first female Chief Constable of Derbyshire.

Her hairstyle is unusual, but really, what's the issue?

Agreed. At least one of the comments on this thread is indicative of a knuckle dragging fondness for working man's club comedians and the broad strokes portraiture of sexuality and identity much loved by the less tolerant amongst us.

Oh come on! Not one person on this thread said or even implied that she might not be good at this role.

She has chosen a comedy hair style, people are commenting as such.

Try reading the thread again.