‘Muslim Patrol’ vigilantes jailed for attempts to impose sharia law - VIDEO

Three Muslim vigilantes who recorded their attempts to impose sharia law on the streets of London before posting the clips on YouTube have been jailed.The trio, members of a self-styled ‘Muslim Patrol’ group, threatened strangers for holding hands, drinking alcohol and other behaviour they deemed ‘un-Islamic’.Jordan Horner, 19, Ricardo McFarlane, 26, and a third man who can’t be named for legal reasons yesterday pleaded guilty to a variety of charges, including actual bodily harm and affray.Video footage shows the group telling one couple not to walk down the street holding hands in ‘a Muslim area’ and ordering others to move away from a mosque.‘These men routinely threatened and intimidated innocent members of the public,’ said prosecutor Baljit Ubhey.‘They would roam the streets, seeking out victims whom they could target, and chanting threats to “kill the non-believers”.‘On the nights in question they confronted and aggressively intimidated a couple who were holding hands in the street,  a group of friends who were drinking alcohol, and a girl whom they deemed to be dressed provocatively.’They were sentenced to jail terms of between 24 weeks and 17 months.(metro.co.uk)ANN.Az