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The first and second photo looks male to me. The third photo, I can’t really tell.
Edit: I missed that there were three photos, I corrected my statement.
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Studdly hungwell says hello. 
Full on male. Sorry.
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Same plant.the suspect growth is in the same place up the stem on both sides. Hermi? Looks like it’s in pre flower. I removed the cock and balls. Should I pull it or keep a close eye on it and let it grow?
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I’m not seeing any pistils.
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I misspoke, the first two look male. The third is one I could not tell.
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From what I’ve read… Pods that form on the stalk are a “true” hermie, as in genetic.
Nanners, male parts that form in the flower bud itself are environmentally triggered somehow or just old age.
Basically, there’s 2 kinds of “hermies”.
EDIT: I should clarify that there needs to be female parts in the first example as well… or it’s just a plain ol’ male 
But the male parts are supposed to be the first to express themselves.
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That’s helpful information thank you
Same plant
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It is likely a full on male, as @Oldguy said.
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Post a few more pics Growmie 
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Unless it prefers a different pronoun… id call it sir.
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Pluck them off and see what happens. If more appear you have a problem. I have had this happen plucked of and no more appeared. One of those later on produced nanners on 1 top bud. Plucked nanners every 2 to 3 days when I watered. For 2.5 weeks. Then nothin no more nanners. Weird thing was nanners were only on 1 top bud rest of plant was fine. After harvest we found 1 seed about 6 months later in a bud from that grow. It is the only seed I have ever gotten from an indoor grow of mine.
Anyway keep an eye on it if you keep it.
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I wished I had known this past early summer.