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Is this April 1st (2)

PostPosted: Sun Jan 21, 2007 5:58 pm
by Sweltered

PostPosted: Sun Jan 21, 2007 6:22 pm
by Bobbie En Tejas
Besides the obvious ridiculousness of it.....

If she really felt like that and they were going to let her get away with it, they could have worked out a way to make it look like they were shaking hands without actually touching.. No one would have known but her and them and it wouldn't have even been an issue.

PostPosted: Sun Jan 21, 2007 6:53 pm
by Annie
There is an interesting quote in the article which brings attention to the fact that if she was sent to a call where a victim was shot, and the victim was male, then what would she do. Does emergency overrule her belief??

If the officer is called to a male victim who has been shot, the laws go out of the window.
Sheikh Ibraham Mogra


In a lame spin attempt a spokeswoman later states:

"The officer maintains that she puts the requirements of being a police officer above her personal beliefs and only exercises the latter when she has choice to do so.

"Any refusal to engage in this manner would not be tolerated by the MPS (Metropolitan Police Service)."


So, given the fact that this is a religious belief, is she committing a sin??

Do Muslims have confession, or is there some kind of waiver if you sin in the line of duty?????????????

Hmmmm!!!!!!!!!!!!