Monday, July 29, 2019

The Secret Agenda of Muslim Community Patrol Cars


The Christian Action Network has released a shocking report exposing the secret agenda behind the controversial Muslim Community Patrol Cars policing the streets of New York City.

With the aid of confidential informants, the report divulges several alarming facts behind the newly created Muslim Community Patrol & Services (MCP&S), which began launching patrol cars in New York City last November. 

The report, which is authored by Martin Mawyer of Christian Action Network and Ryan Mauro of the Clarion Project, reveals:

1.  MCP&S officers plan to enforce Sharia law on both Muslim and non-Muslim citizens in New York City.

2.  Organizers plan to expand their modest fleet of three Muslim Patrol Cars to seven by the end of summer 2019, with the goal of reaching 30 cars in the near future.

3.  The individual responsible for deploying MCP&S cars is Siraj Wahhaj, who has documented links to terrorist operatives and who has called for America’s destruction.

4.  The individual responsible for hiring MCP&S officers is Ali Mustapha, who has twice been arrested for murder and convicted once.

5.  The son and two daughters of Siraj Wahhaj were arrested last May on federal terrorism charges for engaging in “a conspiracy to stage deadly attacks on American soil.”

6.  The 72nd Precinct of New York Police Department is training MCP&S officers in both self-defense and suspect-restraining techniques.

7.  MCP&S is seeking to employ off-duty NYPD Muslim policemen so their officers can carry weapons and have the power to arrest citizens.

The 16-page report, titled The Secret Agenda of New York City’s Muslim Community Patrol Cars is being delivered to all New York’s city council members, police precincts and state legislators, including the state’s governor, the city’s mayor and the borough presidents.

“America, especially those in New York, needs to know about the terrorist links to MCP&S and that a convicted murderer is recruiting its officers,” said Martin Mawyer, president of Christian Action Network. [more...]

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