London police arent allowed to use sniffer dogs on muslims

"It is recognised that the proximity of any dog to a follower of Islam can cause great distress or offence. With this in mind dogs will not be used to search the home, place of worship or religious instruction, or immediate workplace of any Muslim: unless there is an immediate risk to life or national security, or in instances where the immediate investigation may be compromised due to loss of evidence and no other reasonable tactical options were available.
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So they can use sniffer dogs in all the normal circumstances that the Police would use sniffer dogs. So for a search during any investigation where a sniffer dog is required.

In light of this I would say this is a non-story and the OP is rather misleading. All it asks is that consideration is given to Islamic belief when making the decision to use sniffer dogs in purely speculative searches which is an entirely reasonable thing to ask and no different from any other consideration given to someone's faith, sex, disability or any other of the myriad things that Police should consider in such operations.

But hey, why be reasonable when you can simply hate because they are different.
 
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Patient Keeper said:
Wonder where the appeasement policy will end?
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It will end when Sharia law is the law of the land and England becomes "The Islamic Republic of England".

Of course there will be civil war before that happens, but no, let's just keep pandering to this minority why don't we....

:rolleyes:

This is England, these are our traditions/culture/rules/laws, if you don't like them - exercise your right to go live somewhere that has ones you do like.
 
LabR@t said:
Any need for this preferential treatment?
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There is no preferential treatment. The extract make clear that only in speculative searches should consideration be given and other avenues explored if practical and possible. Basically they have to ask themselves "Is this really necessary?", it is not a big deal.

This is something everyone does in everyday life, we consider how our actions affect and impact on others, the Police are no different and it is not simply Muslim that are considered, consideration is also given in other circumstances and with other things such as Disability, Sex, Occupation, Faith, Ideology, Affliations and any number of considerations that require it.

This is only being picked up to further a anti-Muslim agenda and frankly you must be pretty daft if you give it any credence.
 
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Just looked at OP's threads he/she's started; mostly anti-immigration/religion ones. Troll?

Edit: non-story I'd say, from a quick read, even the cityoflondon guide is just that, a guide. "arent allowed" [sic] is a strong word and appears incorrect. And as Castiel says, consideration is given to everyone, and sniffer dogs will still be used if deemed necessary.
 
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DB_SamX said:
Just looked at OP's threads he/she's started; mostly anti-immigration/religion ones. Troll?
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No most likely somebody who feels as I do that the immigration policy in this country and the outright bias to certain minorities in this country is something to be concerned about. It is a dark path this country has managed to find itself on and one that will in no doubt lead to violent ends.
 
markweatherill said:
Stop hounding Muslims.
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stop pandering to them.

Live in this country? Well guess what you will be treated exactly the same as everyone else irrespective of race/religion/sexuality.

But as we all know it has swung the other way now and minorities get more rights than the rest of us!
 
Christ... i'm actually embarrassed of being British, seems like the people that govern this country will happily bend over backwards for these Muslims.

Every time I heard the word 'Muslim', it's never because of a positive thing or a good deed. I'm actually starting to get a little sick and angry when I hear it.
 
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