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[[File:Lgbtlobadge.jpg|thumb|Metropolitan Police LGBT Liaison Officer badge|alt=LGBT Liaison Officer surrounding a rainbow triangle]]'''LGBT Police Liaison Officers''' are police officers and police staff who are dedicated to supporting LGBT communities in a particular area.
[[File:Lgbtlobadge.jpg|thumb|Metropolitan Police LGBT Liaison Officer badge|alt=LGBT Liaison Officer surrounding a rainbow triangle]]'''LGBT Police Liaison Officers''' are police officers and police staff who are dedicated to supporting LGBT communities in a particular area.


The [[Metropolitan Police]] has liaison officers in every borough.<ref>http://content.met.police.uk/Article/Lesbian-Gay-Bisexual-and-Transgender-Borough-Liaison/1400018932800/1400018932800 Article on Met Police website</ref>
The [[Metropolitan Police]] has liaison officers in every borough.<ref>http://content.met.police.uk/Article/Lesbian-Gay-Bisexual-and-Transgender-Borough-Liaison/1400018932800/1400018932800 Article on Met Police website</ref> In [[Hampshire]] the liaison officers are known as LAGLOs (Lesbian and Gay Liaison Officers).


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LGBT Liaison Officer surrounding a rainbow triangle
Metropolitan Police LGBT Liaison Officer badge

LGBT Police Liaison Officers are police officers and police staff who are dedicated to supporting LGBT communities in a particular area.

The Metropolitan Police has liaison officers in every borough.[1] In Hampshire the liaison officers are known as LAGLOs (Lesbian and Gay Liaison Officers).

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