One sentence turned a routine policing moment into one of the most viral clips in policing history.

In this episode of the Pocket Sergeant Podcast, we sit down with the female police officer behind the viral “He? Excuse me?” moment — a clip that’s racked up hundreds of millions of views worldwide, sparked endless memes, and divided opinion across social media.

But who is the person behind the beanie and the meme?

🎙️ In this conversation, we talk about:

• What really happened during the filming
• How it felt being misgendered on camera
• The moment she realised the clip had gone viral
• The impact on her career, family, and mental health
• Public filming, “auditors”, and modern policing
• The unexpected positives, recognition, and surreal moments since

This is a funny, honest, and human conversation about policing in the age of smartphones — and what happens when a single moment follows you everywhere.

If you’ve seen the clip, shared the meme, or ever wondered what it’s like to be on the receiving end of viral fame, this episode is for you.

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In this episode of the Pocket Sergeant podcast, Ben Dimmock shares his extensive journey in policing, highlighting the importance of mental health and wellbeing within the police force. He discusses his personal experiences with depression and how they shaped his passion for supporting colleagues. The conversation delves into the role of wellbeing teams, peer supporters, and welfare support officers, as well as the challenges faced by officers in managing trauma and workload. Ben emphasises the need for a supportive culture in policing, the importance of addressing stigma around mental health, and the future of wellbeing initiatives in the police force.

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Ian Cook from Blue Light Lifestyle returns for another powerful discussion.

We kick things off with an update on Code Zero, the brand-new mobile app Ian is developing alongside Ben Pearson, designed to support those working in the emergency services.

We then get into the latest controversy involving North Yorkshire Police, where nine graduate officers were referred to the Professional Standards Department over alleged uniform breaches during their graduation ceremony. We unpack the Chief Constable’s response, the fallout, and question whether he himself should face scrutiny for his own actions.

Finally, we discuss the Merseyside Police viral video incident that surfaced the same day the nine officers were cleared — exploring how leadership responses vary across forces and highlighting examples of true leadership shown by chief constables and senior officers who get it right.

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