PC Peter Vince-Lindsay, of British Transport Police, has been rebuked by a judge for making repeated and unjustified claims of racism.
The PC PC has made no less than 14 complaints of racism against British Transport Police, including incidents where he claimed he was racially discriminated against because he had to wait a few minutes whilst a dining tent was full, and another incident where colleagues were slow to respond to youths throwing snowballs at passengers because Vince-Lindsay claimed they were racist.
During that incident PC Vince-Lindsay apparently threatened to break the suspects legs, but it seems that no disciplinary action was taken against him over this threat.
A judge at a tribunal ruled that there was no racism, and that colleagues "extended a considerable degree of latitude" to Vince-Bryant.
Is that doublespeak for "he got away with things others wouldn't have because he is an 'ethnic minority'"?
Vince-Lindsay was ordered to pay £2,500 in costs by an employment tribunal.
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PC Peter Vince-Lindsay, of British Transport Police, has been rebuked by a judge for making repeated and unjustified claims of racism.
