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Deputy Chief Constable Rachel Swann's hair

ChizzChizz
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I like it. And I don't understand all the outrage. 

That's all I have to say.
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    MacronateMacronate

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    RedvalleyeastRedvalleyeast
    Her hair is bigger than her head
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    seth plumseth plum
    I like it.
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    shine166shine166
    Soniq the hedgehog 
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    HardyAddickHardyAddick
    Not someone to mess with I think
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    moutuakillamoutuakilla
    Shocking
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    charltonkestoncharltonkeston
    Like scene from Something About Mary.
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    southamptonaddicksouthamptonaddick
    That is some haircut  :o
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    ForeverAddicktedForeverAddickted
    Dont play with plug sockets kids!!
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    RaplhMilneRaplhMilne
    Is she sure that's appropriate ! 
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    cafc999cafc999
    Beavis and butthead springs to mind
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    thenewbiethenewbie

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    SantaClausSantaClaus
    In honour of a sacred Charlton Life tradition..... Would Ya? 
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    Fanny FanackapanFanny Fanackapan
    Is that a ring through her nose or a booger ? 
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    lolwraylolwray
    I think she s wearing a large creme brulee as a bet 
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    EveshamAddickEveshamAddick
    smudge7946 said:
    I wonder what her husband and/or boyfriend thinks of it.
    Or girlfriend / wife...
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    T_C_ET_C_E
    Don’t give a flying feck what she looks like, will she get her arse round my house if I hit three nines is what matters to me. 
    And for the record, any head of hair is better none. 😜
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    KBslittlesisKBslittlesis
    T_C_E said:
    Don’t give a flying feck what she looks like, will she get her arse round my house if I hit three nines is what matters to me. 
    And for the record, any head of hair is better none. 😜
    Not even if you live in Derbyshire is that likely to happen. 
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    Dazzler21Dazzler21
    KBslittlesis said:
    Chizz said:
    I like it. And I don't understand all the outrage. 

    That's all I have to say.
    It’s totally against regulations. 
    If a regular officer turned up for work like that they’d be told to sort it, quite rightly. 

    How can you lead when you can’t even follow regulations?

    Utterly unprofessional. 
    The regulations are outdated... 

    Her hair is an extreme style if it's 1950, but certainly not extreme by today's standards.

    Current appearance regulations:

    4.4 Appearance 
    4.4.1 Hair. 
    It should be clean, neat and tidy. It should be worn so that it is cut or secured above the 
    collar and ears and presents a professional image. Hair motifs, colour, patterns and 
    extreme styles are not appropriate and should not prevent the wearing of headgear.

    4.4.2 Facial Hair. 
    In general police officers, police staff and special constables should be clean shaven. 
    Fully grown beards and other facial hair should be kept clean, neat and tidy. A new beard 
    should be grown during a period of leave away from the work environment. Warrant 
    cards/ID cards must be updated when there is a substantive change in appearance. 
     
    4.4.3 Cosmetics. 
    Makeup and nail polish can be worn in moderation, and must convey a professional 
    image. Nails must be of a functional length that does not represent a health and safety 
    issue. Mehindi (henna plant) decorative body painting in accordance with religious or 
    cultural observance may be worn.

    4.4.4 Tattoos. 
    Tattoos that may be considered offensive and impact on the professionalism of the police 
    service must be covered at all times. Police officer national recruitment standards provide 
    greater detail. 

    4.4.5 Jewellery. 
    The minimum amount of jewellery should be worn to maintain a professional image and 
    minimise any risks to health and safety. No excessive jewellery in terms of amount or 
    colours is acceptable as this detracts from a professional image. 
    Police officers, police staff and special constables have a duty of care to themselves and 
    colleagues to carry out a risk assessment of the jewellery being worn and the 
    circumstances they are in. 
    Jewellery which is worn as part of a religious or cultural belief may be worn providing there 
    is no significant risk to health and safety.
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    usetobunkinusetobunkin
    I am reliable informed she is a confident, and efficient ACC. Don't judge a book by its cover comes to mind.
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    ValleyGaryValleyGary
    How can you not class that Barnet as extreme lol
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