GERMANY: Transgender Police Officer Who Leads Youth Workshops Sharing Fetish Content Involving Children

Reduxx has learned that a trans-identified male currently working for the Berlin police force has been posting fetish content online, some of which involve themes of transitioning and sexualizing children. Ria Cybill Geyer, 60 years old and born Reiner Geyer, also has led LGBTQ workshops at schools.

On November 4, Märkische Allgemeine Zeitung (MAZ) magazine published a sympathetic interview with Geyer on the topic of “coming out” as a trans-identified male at his workplace. While speaking with the outlet, Geyer remarked that he felt he had been “bullied” by female co-workers who objected to him using the women’s restroom.

Disturbingly, Reduxx has discovered that Geyer has been sharing fetish content on his personal Pinterest board, and that some of the images include themes of forcibly “feminizing” young boys. Geyer’s activity on the platform shows a history of consuming sissification, BDSM, and erotic crossdressing content before his decision to identify as transgender.

In addition to his role as a police officer, Geyer boasts several other titles connected to the government and trans activism. He has been appointed as a representative for the Social Democrats party in Brandenburg, and in this capacity, works with law enforcement as an “SPDqueer” officer.

According to its website, SPDqueer encourages reporting of “hate crimes” and advocates for amending the constitution, or Basic Law, to incorporate sex self-identification. SPDqueer also campaigns for children to be allowed to decide to initiate a “transition,” without parental consent, from the age of seven years old. The draft for the self-determination bill currently sets the age at 14.

Source: GERMANY: Transgender Police Officer Who Leads Youth Workshops Sharing Fetish Content Involving Children

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