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Muslim police anger over leaflet Muslim police anger over leaflet
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Muslim police leaders are demanding to know why no action has been taken over a leaflet which blames Muslims for the heroin trade.Muslim police leaders are demanding to know why no action has been taken over a leaflet which blames Muslims for the heroin trade.
The leaflet, distributed to hundreds of households in parts of Lancashire, Cumbria and Yorkshire, says people should "heap condemnation" on Muslims.The leaflet, distributed to hundreds of households in parts of Lancashire, Cumbria and Yorkshire, says people should "heap condemnation" on Muslims.
The Crown Prosecution Service said there was not enough proof it was meant to stir up racial or religious hatred.The Crown Prosecution Service said there was not enough proof it was meant to stir up racial or religious hatred.
The National Association of Muslim Police said the CPS advice was flawed.The National Association of Muslim Police said the CPS advice was flawed.
No criminal actNo criminal act
The leaflet says Muslims are "almost exclusively responsible" for the manufacture, transport and sale of heroin, 95% of which it says comes from the Afghanistan and Pakistan region.The leaflet says Muslims are "almost exclusively responsible" for the manufacture, transport and sale of heroin, 95% of which it says comes from the Afghanistan and Pakistan region.
It says the process of "naming and shaming" Muslims will have a "positive effect" on bringing about the abolition of the heroin trade.It says the process of "naming and shaming" Muslims will have a "positive effect" on bringing about the abolition of the heroin trade.
The Crown Prosecution Service said the contents of the leaflet were "racist" but has advised police that no criminal act had been committed.The Crown Prosecution Service said the contents of the leaflet were "racist" but has advised police that no criminal act had been committed.
The leaflets were made and distributed by an individual and not through a political party.
The National Association of Muslim Police said the CPS advice gave a green light to those behind the leaflet to continue distributing them.The National Association of Muslim Police said the CPS advice gave a green light to those behind the leaflet to continue distributing them.
Lancashire Police said it was "monitoring" the situation, adding that no-one had been arrested.Lancashire Police said it was "monitoring" the situation, adding that no-one had been arrested.