By Larisa Brown PUBLISHED: 15:11 EST, 18 February 2014 | UPDATED: 16:17 EST, 18 February 2014 These are the two ‘petite’ firearms officers set to receive payouts of £35,000 each after complaining their guns were too big for their small hands. Pictured for the first time, Victoria Wheatley and Rachael Giles won a sex discrimination case on the grounds they could not reach the trigger. Now the Mail can reveal the full extent of their claims, including how Miss Giles said she was ‘bullied, victimised and isolated’. Pictured: Officers Victoria Wheatley (left) and Rachael Giles (right) are set to receive payouts of £35,000 each
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Officers Victoria Wheatley and Rachael Giles set to receive £35,000 each
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Won sex discrimination case on grounds their guns were too big for hands
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Said Glock 17 weapons hindered their performances in firing range tests
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Also claimed protective gear was too big for their small heads and legs
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Both officers said they had complained to senior staff but were ignored
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During case, Miss Giles added she was 'bullied, victimised and isolated'
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Civil Nuclear Constabulary (CNC) found guilty of sexual discrimination
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Central London Employment Tribunal dismissed claims of victimisation
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