The controversy over the arrest of TV writer Graham Linhan for the opposing reality of the transition to the sexes sees the police call for clarity

London police chief appealed to change, on the pretext that his officers are “impossible” while trying to move in the sophisticated scene of freedom of expression online with the application of current laws that prohibit threats and incitement to violence. The Metropolitan police chief called on the British government to “change or clarify” the relevant laws after the controversial arrest of the Irish comedian Graham Linhan to hostile-Sexual transfers Social media publications.

Linhan, who participated in the creation of the famous British comic play in the nineties, “Father Ted” and wrote and created the “most contemporary” information technology crowd, is that he was arrested by five armed officers at Heathro Airport in London on Monday because of its positions on social media.

On his page on Alternative Linhan said that he confirmed in one of the participants X concerned that only women in female spaces were “violent and abusive,” and added an invitation to people who see transgender women in such spaces, “he made a scene, contacted the police, and if everything failed in the balls.”

The Guardian newspaper reported on Wednesday that the police force is still discussing the arrest of Linihan with the prosecution service in the Crown Prince, which determines whether any official charges should be brought against people suspected of crimes.

Linehan, 57, is scheduled to appear before the court on Thursday in a separate case, where he was charged Online harassment for a 18 -year -old sex Sofia called Brooks. He admitted that he was not guilty of these charges.

Metropolitan police chief, Sir Mark Rolley, defended the officers who took Lynih in the reservation in Heathrow, saying in a statement witnessed by CBS News that the arrest decision to Hanhan, “was submitted within the current legislation – which dictates that a person’s threat from a protected group may be a crime.”

However, Rolli added: “I don’t think we should be busy discussing toxic culture wars and officers in a position currently impossible.”

He said that the police “will make similar decisions in the future unless the law and guidance are changed or clarified.”

Britain’s laws against incitement to violence have been present for decades, but in recent years, specific legislation has also banned Hate that targets people based on their sexual inclinations or their gender.

“With anxiety caused by such incidents, given different views on the balance between freedom of expression and the risks of incitement to violence in the real world,” Rolley admitted, and said that the officers who are dead will now follow people on social media only, “where there is a clear risk of damage or disturbance.

“When there is ambiguity in terms of intent and harm, the police left a rock and a difficult place by successive governments that did not give the officers any option other than to record these incidents such as crimes when they are reported,” he said.

“A long history of freedom of expression”

The arrest of the Emmy award -winning writer in the United Kingdom about freedom of expression, as Prime Minister Kiir Starmer urged the police on Wednesday to “focus on the most dangerous issues.”

Creator Harry Potter JK Rolling, well known as an explicit name in her position on gender and transition issues, He called for the arrest “Totally influential” and “holistic”, while Malik X and former President Trump Elon Musk Call “Police State”.

The right -wing British politician Nigel Faraj, an ally of Mr. Trump, who is leading the Reform Party in the UK’s opinion funds, said that he will raise the issue, and others, when it was Provides evidence of the American Congress Wednesday.

He said before his appearance before the Judicial Committee in the House of Representatives: “The case of Graham Linhan is another example of the war on freedom in the United Kingdom.” “Freedom of expression is under attack, and I urge the United States to be awake.”

But there was support for the arrest of the police to Hanhan from some British politicians, including the newly appointed leader of the Green Party, Zach Polanski.

Speaking on Tuesday night on BBC “Newsnight”Bolanski called Linehan’s social media posts “completely unacceptable”.

“The police response is appropriate for a conversation that we need,” he added, but added that he could not understand why five armed police officers will require such arrest.

Meanwhile, Starmer told the British Parliament on Wednesday that there is a “long history of freedom of expression in this country”, and “we must ensure the police focus on the most dangerous issues.”

The government of Starmer recently The work of Palestine is the active group A terrorist organization, which leads to the arrest of at least 700 people, and some of them are more than 70 years old.