Help the RCMP: Anyone else have trouble finding the Common Denominator?

http://www.thestar.com/NASApp/cs/Co...geid=968332188492&col=968793972154&t=TS_Home+

Women believed to be family members of some of the men arrested on suspicion of terrorism leave the Brampton courthouse yesterday.
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C'mon, Mounties ... was it really THAT hard??

 

Looks like they've sometimes pinned a tail to the wrong horse, too!



And again, what's wrong with this picture (below):



Caption:
Imam Husain Patel (left) looks at Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair (right) as he answers questions Sunday from a group of Toronto Muslims about the recent arrrest of suspected terrorists, at the Islamic Foundation of Toronto.

Is the good chief of police still trying to figure out the common denominator?? :sleep:

(HINT: Psst, look a little to your right, chief!)

 

More evidence sails in ...




[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]PETER POWER/TORONTO STAR[/FONT] [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Karim Khadr, 17, paralyzed in a 2003 shootout in Pakistan, arrives at court yesterday. His T-shirt depicts Stewie of The Family Guy and reads “Victory will be mine.”

http://www.thestar.com/NASApp/cs/Co...011&call_pageid=968332188492&col=968793972154

[/FONT]Khadrs show up for suspects
Jun. 13, 2006. 06:59 AM
MICHELLE SHEPHARD AND HAROLD LEVY
STAFF REPORTERS

The alleged members of a Toronto-based terrorist group are receiving support from other Canadians who say their names have been smeared by terrorism allegations, including members of the Khadr family and the uncle of a detained Syrian.Sitting in the front row at a court appearance for the accused yesterday was 17-year-old Karim Khadr, who was paralyzed when he was shot during a 2003 battle with Pakistani forces that killed his father, reputed Al Qaeda financier Ahmed Said Khadr. Also watching was Khadr's mother, Maha Elsamnah, who has been living in Toronto since she returned from Pakistan with Karim two years ago. The Khadr family knows at least one of the suspects, Fahim Ahmad, who is accused of being one of the alleged leaders of what police call a homegrown terrorism cell plotting to attack southern Ontario targets.

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