Thread: Police gear set up a bit od?

Given the circumstance it would be hard to keep smiling for a long period of time
The armed policeman I saw outside the Avondale mosque this afternoon looked like he was dreading the night shift roster

I imagine the ones on Triangle Rd have been bored witless too.

Shes ambidextrous mates ,

Blonde hair Blue eyes obvious choice considering the shooters motivation/Ideals...deliberately posed...probably not even a cop....What is her badge number?

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

Blonde hair Blue eyes obvious choice considering the shooters motivation/Ideals...deliberately posed...probably not even a cop....What is her badge number?

Do cops here wear badges?

Anyway, her name is Michelle Evans and she grew up in Wanganui.

Originally Posted by systolic

Do cops here wear badges?

Anyway, her name is Michelle Evans and she grew up in Wanganui.

If I recall correctly, they have a little metal disk with a number on it.

And we gain another clue to who Systolic is.

Originally Posted by Tussock

And we gain another clue to who Systolic is.

Someone who can spend 20 seconds on Google to find out stuff and not claim the the photograph was "deliberately posed" and "probably not even a cop".

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ent-viral.html

Originally Posted by systolic

Someone who can spend 20 seconds on Google to find out stuff and not claim the the photograph was "deliberately posed" and "probably not even a cop".

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ent-viral.html

You and ebf would look smarter if that was what I was referring to.

Originally Posted by systolic

Someone who can spend 20 seconds on Google to find out stuff and not claim the the photograph was "deliberately posed" and "probably not even a cop".

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ent-viral.html

Wow! Stalking the news.
Got a date yet?

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I picked up the habit of carrying a shemagh in my field kit from a forum member. On the Sudan/Ethiopia border one of the Christian boys came over and told me it was not polite, as it indicated I was Muslim and non-Muslims wearing/carrying symbols of Islam was insulting.

I wonder if she has heard of the Saudi suffragettes?

Originally Posted by Tussock

I picked up the habit of carrying a shemagh in my field kit from a forum member. On the Sudan/Ethiopia border one of the Christian boys came over and told me it was not polite, as it indicated I was Muslim and non-Muslims wearing/carrying symbols of Islam was insulting.

I wonder if she has heard of the Saudi suffragettes?

Pretty common place for non muslim woman to cover their heads/shoulders when visiting culturally/spiritually significant locations. At least it has been in every one of the half a dozen or so muslim countries I have visited.

Originally Posted by Nick-D

Pretty common place for non muslim woman to cover their heads/shoulders when visiting culturally/spiritually significant locations. At least it has been in every one of the half a dozen or so muslim countries I have visited.

Agreed, but we are only talking about a small percentage of people who find it offensive. Some of whom wrote as much in advance. A minority though, so who cares?

Originally Posted by Nick-D

Pretty common place for non muslim woman to cover their heads/shoulders when visiting culturally/spiritually significant locations. At least it has been in every one of the half a dozen or so muslim countries I have visited.

It happens in some of the Vatican buildings too.

Originally Posted by Russian 22.

It happens in some of the Vatican buildings too.

Mhmm, buddhist temples too

edit: in aisa....

Police are required by their own rules to display their numbers on their epaulettes so they are visible to the public, they are also required to give their numbers if asked. I can't see the epaulettes in the photo!