Subhead:“There’s a reason they said ‘a female in a dress,’ and to me, that reason is they’re too afraid to report the truth to the public in an extremely dangerous situation where people’s safety is at risk,” Amy Hamm told The Ezra Levant Show.#
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On Tuesday, RCMP officials published an alert warning the public in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia about an active shooter in the area, but described the individual as a “female in a dress.”
This description set off alarm bells for Amy Hamm, a former nurse turned journalist after she spoke out against transgender issues.
“I thought surely this is a trans-identified male,” she said on Wednesday night’s episode of The Ezra Levant Show.
“You don’t see descriptions of shootings committed by males and they say ‘a male wearing pants,’” Amy explained. “There’s a reason they said ‘a female in a dress,’ and to me, that reason is they’re too afraid to report the truth to the public in an extremely dangerous situation where people’s safety is at risk.”
Instead, police were using a “vague descriptor,” she said, noting “it’s almost like they tacked on ‘in a dress’ so that that was the important piece of information.”
