Is it transphobic and transvestigationary for cops to say "female suspect"?

[Entertained_Adult]

Yes

No

[Lliam]

Call it like you see it. If it looks like a dude, call him male. If it looks like a woman, call her female. Or go by the identity on their license.

Their tender sensibilities shouldn't be the issue.

I support the mandate to list people by their birth gender on ID cards and databases.

[Lliam]

Thanks for the MHO.

[Douglas1180]

It's just a codified way to say "individual assigned female at birth acting suspiciously." It's quicker that way, kind of like "10-4, good buddy" actually means "It just took me 10 minutes to eat 4 donuts and now I'm ready for a homoerotic experience."

[Entertained_Adult]

I understand now. At first it sounded like "female suspect" describes a man who could potentially have a vagina but still wears pants.

[RandomUser1000]

No

Police, Ambulance and Firefighters should be able to work in emergencies/urgent situations.

In those cases worrying about using correct pronouns or respecting gender identities and such shouldn't be a top priority. Fighting crimes and/or rescuing lives should be more important.

[DrPepper12]

Yes. This identity politics language police HAS TO END!!!

[alice55]

Who care

[seeyounexttuesday]

do you even know what those words mean you typed?

[SmokinAces2000]

No..

[Anonymous]

No .