Jakarta attack

[Anonymous]

Fucking animals.

Less than animals.

[Annie]

They're an insult to all animals.

[Anonymous]

They're an insult to all animals.

I can understand in war, that sometimes soldiers can get carried away when questioning a POW. But raping civilians is a blatant war crime. Any soldiers convicted of it should hang.

[Annie]

Abuse of power.

[Anonymous]

Abuse of power.

Rape is part of the terror game plan.

[Romero]

Now VPD Police are saying they've talked to the men and they had a "logical reason" but not saying what that "logical reason" is.

I think we deserve to know what the reason is.

Men Filming At Vancouver's Pacific Centre Mall Were Tourists Getting Vision Treatment



One of three men who initially raised suspicion by taking photos and videos inside a downtown Vancouver shopping mall has come forward.



Mohammed Sharaz told CBC News he was travelling to Vancouver from Manchester with his son and a friend, who are in town getting treatment for vision impairment. Police have since said their actions were "completely innocent."



"My friend, when he looks at anything head on, he doesn't see like me and you do," Sharaz said.



"So he'll take a picture or a movie and then later on when he gets back he zooms into it and he watches stuff. He takes pictures of anything and everything."



Sharaz said he bought his son a phone to take pictures to show his friends and family back home.



According to Global News, both Sharaz's friend and son are getting treated at the Wellspring Clinic for Holistic Medicine.



Dr. Weidong Yu confirmed the two men are his patients.



"Because they don't see well, they take more photos," he told Global News.



He described the men as "very nice folks" to the Vancouver Sun.



Sharaz said when he saw the reports, he phoned police right away.



He said he had no issues with how police handled the situation, but was more afraid of being targeted by vigilantes.



"Obviously [the police] didn't feel threatened by us or anything," he said. "I haven't heard from them since."



"My son's got a disability. My friend's got a disability. We're the last people who are going to be hired by some terrorist organization to take video of stuff," he said.



Sharaz said the three of them have stayed inside since they found out photos of them were circulating on social media.



On Friday, Vancouver Police Chief Adam Palmer said information about the suspicious incident, included in a police internal memo, was never meant to be released to the media.



"We weren't planning on going public with it at this point because we didn't feel it was something serious enough to go public with at this point," he said.



Later that day, police released a statement saying the men had co-operated with investigators.



"The investigation has conclusively determined that their actions were completely innocent," the statement read.



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[Annie]

I wonder if all these "claims" will be followed up. Sounds like a bunch of bs back peddling, feel sorry for us crap. What did they expect? Take hundreds of pictures of entries and exits while walking single file and not for it to look suspicious in this day when attacks are happening world wide? Where's their apology for the wasted money for police work and for alarming the public?

[Anonymous]

I wonder if all these "claims" will be followed up. Sounds like a bunch of bs back peddling, feel sorry for us crap. What did they expect? Take hundreds of pictures of entries and exits while walking single file and not for it to look suspicious in this day when attacks are happening world wide? Where's their apology for the wasted money for police work and for alarming the public?

We must racially profile for our own safety. Maybe a lot more Parisians would be alive today if someone had taken video of Arabs taking pictures.

[Annie]

I see ads on and around public transit that say if you see or hear something, say something. That's exactly what happened. If it's suspicious, say something. If it turns out it was not a threat in any way then it's better to be careful than sorry. I'd say this was a successful test.

[Anonymous]

I see ads on and around public transit that say if you see or hear something, say something. That's exactly what happened. If it's suspicious, say something. If it turns out it was not a threat in any way then it's better to be careful than sorry. I'd say this was a successful test.

Ur fucking right it was Annie.