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Allowing whites to file discrimination cases is going to become common in all of the West. Now that we’ve already been replaced, they can lighten up.
Three white police officers have won a discrimination claim after being unfairly passed over for promotion because of their race.
Detective Inspector Phillip Turner-Robson, Inspector Graham Horton and custody inspector Kirsteen Bishop brought employment tribunal proceedings against Thames Valley Police after alleging to have been disadvantaged by virtue of being “white British”.
The tribunal was told that a superintendent at the force was requested to improve diversity by appointing an “Asian” sergeant to the rank of Detective Inspector.
However, there were warnings about the legal risks of not holding a competitive promotion process.
Turner-Robson, Horton and Bishop had been working with Thames Valley Police for between 19 and 26 years but were later blocked from applying.
DI Turner-Robson expressed an interest in the role after being made aware of plans to appoint a detective inspector to the force’s “priority crime team” at Aylesbury in August 2022.
Superintendent Emma Baillie made the decision to move Sergeant Sidhu, whose forename was not provided, into the role the following month.
Superindent Emma Baillie
She did not seemingly see it necessary to adopt any competitive process and did not advertise the vacancy to staff, the tribunal was told.
The sergeant had not even been promoted to inspector at the time she was made detective inspector, leaving deputy chief constable Jason Hogg and Superintendent Baillie facing accusations of “jumping the gun”.
Hogg, an experienced officer who joined Cleveland Police in 1995, was later promoted to Thames Valley Police Chief Constable in April 2023.
The Superintendent had been told to “make it happen” by the Deputy Chief Constable and “took the decision without thinking it through”, the tribunal said.
Baillie later tried to “retrospectively justify” the decision by saying the appointment came under a “BAME Progression Program which clearly did not exist at the time”.
“Superintendent Baillie and no doubt the deputy chief constable had been warned of the risk of operating such a policy,” the tribunal said.
This isn’t even good.
The white cops, if anything, are probably worse than the brown people.
It’s not like having more white cops helps anyone
