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Police in Leicester are trialling an operational hijab in a move to encourage more Muslim women to join its ranks.
The head covering, made of breathable sports fabric, was first introduced by police in New Zealand but could now be adopted by forces across the UK.
New Zealand Police worked with Massey University for over 16 months to produce a design which could withstand the demands of the front-line role.
The item can be worn using police headgear and other equipment, and includes safety features such as magnetic fastenings that release if grabbed.
Leicester Police says it is the first force in the country to trial this specific head covering, however other uniform headscarves have previously been used by police in London, Scotland and North Yorkshire.
A Kenyan national is on the run after he allegedly molested an American woman described as non-verbal.
Brian Njeri of Leicester, Massachusetts is said to have committed the act at ARCHway, a Department of Children and Families – funded group home for persons with autism and development disabilities.
According to court documents, police learned of the attack in November and were provided with video evidence of the assaults.
But by the time they tried to arrest him, the suspect had disappeared without a trace with US authorities suspecting that he might have fled to Kenya.
Leicester police charged Njeri with four counts of indecent assault on a person with intellectual disabilities.