US EditionDearborn Heights First in U.S. with Arabic on Police Patch
The optional patch, designed by Officer Emily Murdoc, honors Dearborn Heights' nearly 39% Middle Eastern and North African residents and aims to foster community unity and respect.
- The Dearborn Heights Police Department has introduced the first police uniform patch in the U.S. featuring Arabic script, designed by Officer Emily Murdoch to honor the local Arabic community.
- The patch includes the text 'Dearborn Heights Police' in both English and Arabic, reflecting the city's diverse population, where 39% are of Middle Eastern or North African descent.
- Mayor Bill Bazzi expressed pride in the new design but stated it should not have been presented as official without broader discussion among stakeholders.
- Community reactions were mixed; while many praised the patch, some critics accused the department of pushing an agenda related to Sharia Law.
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Where Muslim immigrants represent the majority, not only the street image changes, but also the symbolism of the state institutions. In Michigan, a new police badge with Arabic script shows where the journey is going. The creeping Islamization is progressing. Imagine: An American police uniform suddenly wears Arabic characters. In Dearborn Heights, the police show where it leads when immigration gradually pushes the majority society away. Under …
Dearborn Michigan Is First U.S. Police Department With Arabic Police Patch
Dearborn Heights Police Dept. now has the nation’s first-ever police uniform patch in Arabic. Sharia law – literally. All in accordance with Explanatory Memorandum on the General Strategic Goal for the Brotherhood in North America. Notable quotes: Enablement of Islam in North America, meaning: establishing an effective and stable Islamic Movement led by the Muslim Brotherhood…. …
Idea for a Police Patch in Arabic and English Goes Down in Proverbial Flames
The mayor of Dearborn Heights, Bill Bozzi, withdrew the latest idea from the police department to have a patch in English and Arabic. “This patch was created by Officer Emily Murdoch, who designed it to reflect and honor the diversity of our community – especially the many residents of Arabic descent who call Dearborn Heights […] The post Idea for a Police Patch in Arabic and English Goes Down in Proverbial Flames appeared first on www.independe…
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