[EyeBrock]

Hijabs are everywhere and really, I have no issue with those. Nope, burkhas andy. They are becoming a common sight in the GTA, that's why I think BS numbers like '25' are way under what is seen on the street. Why would they (the media) even quote stuff like that when it's patently untrue.

[andyt]

EyeBrock EyeBrock:

Why would they (the media) even quote stuff like that when it's patently untrue.

Good one. But I'm never hiring you as my lawyer if you're asking questions like that. Got your tongue out of your cheek yet?

[bootlegga]

What's the point of taking a mug shot? The next time you pull them over, they'll have a niqab on and you still won't be able to see if they match!

[andyt]

bootlegga bootlegga:

What's the point of taking a mug shot? The next time you pull them over, they'll have a niqab on and you still won't be able to see if they match!

Hmmm, you may have stumbled on something here. So now the discussion has to shift to whether they can keep on the veil if police ask them to identify themselves.

How about we cut thru the bs. You can wear the veil anytime you want, but if your description matches that of a wanted person, I mean sack, police can shoot first and use your corpse for identification purposes.