Trouble Down Under

Alternate title: “A dingo ate my pee-pee”

First, look at this picture:

Now read the article:

(It’s very troubling what passes as a woman these days…)

A MAN told by police that his girlfriend “was a bloke” said he felt disgusted, disturbed and deceived after the discovery, a court heard today.

Garrick Jacobson said he had been going out with Brigitte Fell on and off for three weeks when he was told at Surry Hills Police Station that she was “indeed a man”.

“I was just disgusted and disturbed,” he told Downing Centre Local Court.

“I felt deceived … because the female I’d been with was a male, had a sex change.”

Jacobson was giving evidence at a hearing for Constables Tyrone Stacey and Brendan Ritson, who are accused of breaching privacy laws over the incident.

They have pleaded not guilty to unlawfully disclosing information about Ms Fell on September 24, 2006.

Earlier, the court heard that Stacey told a supervising officer the next day he made a “genuine mistake” in telling Jacobson that his girlfriend was “a transvestite”.

Stacey had arrested Jacobson, 26, for allegedly stealing beer and assaulting a pub manager.

Sitting handcuffed in the witness box, Jacobson said he was in custody at the police station when he learned that Ms Fell had been a man.

“I was told the information by one of the police officers,” he said.

“They were saying she was a bloke.”

Jacobson said that after he was released from custody, he broke in the door of Ms Fell’s unit and threatened to “smash” her.

“I yelled out, ‘You didn’t tell me you were actually a man,” he said.

Jacobson said he slapped Ms Fell, who tumbled over a railing to the floor below and was knocked out.

He has since pleaded guilty to breaking and entering to commit assault occasioning actual bodily harm on Ms Fell and is in custody awaiting sentence.

The hearing continues.

Source: Daily Telegraph - Tranny’s lover breaks silence