Saudi Religious Police Pepper-Sprayed by Mere Girls
Charles Johnson
Tue Sep 25, 2007 at 6:02 pm PDT • Views: 320
Are women in Saudi Arabia beginning to get tired of the apartheid regime’s misogynistic Dark Ages practices? Saudi Religious Police Attacked by Girls.
Head of the Commission for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice […the Taliban had an organization with the same name. – ed.] in the Eastern province Dr. Mohamed bin Marshood al-Marshood, told Asharq Al Awsat that two of the Commission’s employees were verbally insulted and attacked by two inappropriately-dressed females, in the old market in Prince Bandar street, an area usually crowded with shoppers during the month of Ramadan.
According to Dr. Al-Marshood, the two commission members approached the girls in order to “politely” advise and guide them regarding their inappropriate clothing. [Right. – ed.]
Consequently, the two girls started verbally abusing the commission members, which then lead to one of the girls pepper-spraying them in the face as the other girl filmed the incident on her mobile phone, while continuing to hurl insults at them.
The Eastern Province’s head of the commission also revealed that with the help of the police his two employees were able to control the situation.
The two females were then escorted to the police station where they apologized for the attack, were cautioned and then released.
Frank says: