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'Genderless' police officers issued seperate warrant cards to use in flux based on 'how they feel that day'

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'Genderless' police officers issued seperate warrant cards to use in flux based on 'how they feel that day'
Police forces across the UK have issued select officers with more than one warrant card to reflect different gender identities, allowing officers to display as a man one day, and a woman the next. Warrant cards are official police identification documents and must be shown by officers when exercising certain powers, including stop and search. The practice of issuing multiple cards within Suffolk, Norfolk and Leice
23 Aug, 21:53