«Breaking News» 12 women filed complaint against FBI claiming instructors punish women more harshly than men

Twelve women have filed a complaint against the FBI, accusing the agency of unfairly treating women recruits during training.

As many as a dozen women are claiming many of the instructors at its training academy in Quantico, Virginia, are guilty of gender of discrimination.

Danielle Snider is one of the trainees who alleged the organisation punishes women more harshly for mistakes than her male counterparts who made similar mistakes during the course.

The 30-year-old had less than two weeks to go before graduating when she was kicked-off the course for a 'lack of tactical judgment' in January.

But Ms Snider, who attended the Air Force Academy where she was commissioned as a second lieutenant and spent four years in the military, said men who made similar mistakes were not reprimanded in the same way.

Danielle Snider attended the Air Force Academy where she was commissioned as a second lieutenant and spent four years in the military before becoming an FBI recruit last year

Until the tactics section of the training, she was on course to graduate and was told she was near the top of her class of 150 new recruits. 

Ms Snider, along with nine of the other women, 'washed out' of the academy during the tactics training. 

She said the mostly male instructors scrutinized the female trainees more closely 'because they were women' and treated men differently, it was claimed. 

She told the New York Times: 'Everyone is making mistakes. I felt it wasn't the same playing field for women. I think it is fundamentally unfair.

'When a woman makes a mistake at the FBI, she's incompetent. When a guy makes a mistake, it is just a mistake.'

Another 11 women accused the FBI of gender discrimination at its training academy, with one of the women claiming she also suffered discrimination because of her race and another because of a disability.

Their allegations were lodged last month with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. 

The complaint said: 'Female trainees are singled out in group tactical exercises because they are perceived as being weak and prone to failure.

A dozen women have accused the FBI of gender discrimination at its training academy, with one of the women claiming she also suffered discrimination because of her race and another because of a disability

'Male trainees are provided multiple avenues for success, in spite of their errors. Male trainees are often permitted to retake tactical exams when female trainees are denied the opportunity to do so.'

Some of the women who filed the complaint said they encountered repeated problems with male tactical instructors, who give no guidance and can target any recruit for dismissal, according to the document.

It read: 'The subjective evaluations by these male instructors results in female trainees being written up and subsequently dismissed at a rate significantly and disproportionately higher than their male counterparts.'

Ms Snider's classmate Terah Gaertner, a lawyer, and Paula Bird, a who works as a lawyer for the FBI in Miami, also passed the first three phases of training before struggling with the tactics section. 

In a statement to the New York Times, the FBI said it was 'prioritizing advertising and recruiting aimed at women both nationally and through the 56 field offices'.

According to the bureau, 24 per cent of the new agents in training this year were women. 

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Main photo article Twelve women have filed a complaint against the FBI, accusing the agency of unfairly treating women recruits during training.
As many as a dozen women are claiming many of the instructors at its training academy in Quantico, Virginia, are guilty of gender of discrimination.
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