It’s about time civil liberties were being defended.
Much much more to do as well, remember, there’s sharia courts in action within the UK (and elsewhere), robbing Muslim women and other minorities of their rights.
Converts to Islam jailed for terrorising streets as ‘Muslim Patrol’ are banned from promoting Sharia law for FIVE YEARS
- Trio were jailed in December for harassing ‘non-believers’ in East London
- Today they were given Asbos to stop them from carrying on their campaign
- The orders also ban them from associating with cleric Anjem Choudary
By DAILY MAIL REPORTER
PUBLISHED: 14:20 GMT, 14 February 2014 | UPDATED: 18:33 GMT, 14 February
Ringleader: Jordan Horner, known as Jamal Uddin, pictured arriving at court today where he was one of three men given Asbos banning them from promoting Sharia law for five years
Three religious vigilantes who terrorised innocent members of the public as the self-styled ‘Muslim Patrol’ have been banned from promoting Sharia Law in Britain.
Jordan Horner, 20, Royal Barnes, 23, and Ricardo MacFarlane, 26, were jailed for a total of two years and ten months for touring East London harassing people they deemed to be ‘non-believers’.
The three men were today also slapped with a five-year Asbo banning them from distributing material about Sharia Law to the public, or even meeting each other.
The trio are also banned from associating with controversial preacher Anjem Choudary.
Judge Timothy Pontius admitted the order was ‘drastic’ but added: ‘With the public interest in mind and the safety of individual members of the public in particular, it seems to me essential that these orders should be granted to run for that period of time.’
The leader of the gang, white Muslim convert Horner, who has declared he wants Sharia law in the UK, attacked people drinking in the street and demanded: ‘Remove yourselves now. Muslim Patrol.’
Barnes is a pal of Lee Rigby murderer Michael Adebolajo, and last week admitted making a string of sickening videos celebrating the deadly attack on the soldier in Woolwich.
The order comes in the wake of their convictions for the Muslim Patrol attacks carried out in January last year.
Prosecutor Kate Wilkinson said: ‘The order is designed to act as a much more effective and long-lasting way of making sure the streets of London are protected.’
Of Horner, she said: ‘This is a man with incredibly deep-rooted manifest beliefs with respect of this particular cause.
‘At every opportunity, he appears to manifest this in an unwelcome manner in terms of members of the public.’
