'Transphobic' tweets were LAWFUL and officers breached his rights by acting like 'the STASI' by quizing him at work about 'hate incident', judge rules

A man's 'transphobic' tweets were lawful and police breached his right to freedom of expression by behaving like 'the Stasi' when they turned up at his work to brand it a 'hate incident', a judge has ruled.

'Transphobic' tweets were LAWFUL and officers breached his rights by acting like 'the STASI' by quizing him at work about 'hate incident', judge rules 24735182-8003907-image-a-44_1581679052291

Former police officer Harry Miller, 54, claims an officer told him that he had not committed a crime, but that 30 messages he had tweeted or retweeted over the past year were being recorded as a 'hate incident'.

It is not known what was in the tweets which were later deleted, though he is known to have retweeted a poem which included the line: 'Your vagina goes nowhere'.

'Transphobic' tweets were LAWFUL and officers breached his rights by acting like 'the STASI' by quizing him at work about 'hate incident', judge rules 24737040-8003907-image-a-58_1581683200434

The complaint was received by Scotland Yard from a 'victim'. Officers in London then contacted Humberside Police to interview Mr Miller after tracing him to his plant and machinery business.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8003907/Businessmans-transphobic-tweet-LAWFUL-High-Court-rules.html

'Transphobic' tweets were LAWFUL and officers breached his rights by acting like 'the STASI' by quizing him at work about 'hate incident', judge rules

'Transphobic' tweets were LAWFUL and officers breached his rights by acting like 'the STASI' by quizing him at work about 'hate incident', judge rules

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