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Freedom of information request reference no: 01.FOI.23.031159
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Are officers in uniform permitted to wear the Thin Blue Line patch as part of uniform.
If you could reply with a simple yes or no and the section of the policy that confirms the answer given.
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Please find below information pursuant to your request above.
Are officers in uniform permitted to wear the Thin Blue Line patch as part of uniform?
No
In regards to your second question, please find a copy of the latest Uniform Policy for the Metropolitan Police Service by following the link below. The relevant section is under the heading of ‘Badges, poppies, sashes, charity wrist bands’. The first 2 lines cover the answer.
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