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The Police Told Me to "Check My Thinking for a Tweet"

Jan 12, 2020

Harry Miller, a former police officer and co-founder of Fair Cop, shares his experiences of being investigated for a limerick on Twitter. He discusses the precarious balance between free speech and societal safety, particularly regarding transgender issues. The conversation dives into the complexities of the Gender Recognition Act and its ramifications on personal and professional life. Miller critiques the influence of ideologies on policing and emphasizes the necessity of open dialogue and judicial reform to protect freedom of expression.

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Intro

2min

Confronting Controversy: A Dialogue on Speech and Safety

23min

The Impact of Speech on Career and Law

2min

Examining Gender Identity and Legal Recognition

4min

The Clash of Ideologies: Policing and Gender Identity

27min

Support and Controversial Symbols in Activism

3min

Harry Miller is a former police officer and co-founder of Fair Cop. He set up the campaign group after being investigated by police over a limerick he posted on Twitter

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