[EXPRESS.CO.UK] Manchester: A POLICEWOMAN is being investigated after having an alleged row with her boss over who had the best The pair are said to have become embroiled in a "loud disagreement" over who had the "best boobs" while attending the Senior Women In Policing conference.
Greater Manchester Assistant Chief Constable Rebekah Sutcliffe initially faced suspension and an investigation in May after allegedly flashing Superintendent Sarah Jackson.
"Hah! Whaddya think of these udds?"
But now Supt Jackson will also face an investigation without suspension following the fall out at an event set up to enhance the ’profile and perception’ of female officers.
"I perceive the short one had the best hooters!"
A GMP front man said: "At the request of Greater Manchester Police, Durham Constabulary will be investigating a senior GMP officer following allegations of inappropriate behaviour.
"Flashin' me hangers is inappropriate?"
"We will not be providing any details about the nature of the incident or the personal life of the officer."
"She's very friendly. Just leave it at that!"
While it is unclear who started the bust up, one insider claimed ACC Sutcliffe had been "comparing"
Employment tip: Never compare your knockers with your superintendent.
But another source alleged there had been a "ding dong over allegations of false chests".
"Whaddya mean 'looks like they're stuffed with buttwipe?'"
It was claimed that ACC Sutcliffe had argued that Supt Jackson’s
At the time an anonymous user took to twitter to reveal ACC Sutcliffe had been suspended "because of bust-up (or rather bust out!) with Supt Sarah Jackson at #SWIP16 social event."
"'At's right. Showed the old nipscape and out she went!"
Unlike her inferior officer, ACC Sutcliffe was suspended on full pay ‐ with the senior officer earning £109,000 a year.
"Go home and arrange yer sweaters, Boobsie!"
It is not the first time ACC Sutcliffe has been at the wrong end of an investigation, with a police watchdog launching a probe on the policewoman in 2014 after she failed to reveal a relationship with a senior officer.
"Oh, take me, Alistair! But be gentle!"
The Independent Police Complaints Commission later cleared ACC Sutcliffe of the charge, but the force she helps lead later decided she could not chair disciplinary hearings in the future.