Campaign against hate crimes
WEST Midlands Police is backing a campaign to raise awareness of homophobic and transphobic hate crime and to encourage victims to seek help by speaking out.
WEST Midlands Police is backing a campaign to raise awareness of homophobic and transphobic hate crime and to encourage victims to seek help by speaking out.
West Midlands Police is supporting a campaign to raise awareness of homophobic and transphobic hate crime and to encourage victims to seek help by speaking out.
In a film released today (video above) by International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia (IDAHoT) a group of 36 lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans-gender (LGBT) police officers and police staff tell their stories and offer advice.
"He was limping so when he dropped down on one knee I thought he was about to collapse - and then he proposed!"
A driving lesson took an unusual turn when the instructor halted the lesson to help a group of ducklings cross a dual carriageway.
Police have refused to comment on claims that a goat was removed from a house in Coventry, where a bomb disposal team was drafted in.