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DR. BRUCE CROOKES: typically orthopedic injuries, broken bones, broken legs, and that is also coupled with blunt injuries to your liver and your spleen.

Seat belts are preferred.  Without stating the obvious, here's why.  

6:38 Typically, the patients that we see that are ejected from cars are among some of the most severely injured  patients that we have.  Most of them have severe head injuries coupled with severe, typically orthopedic injuries, broken bones, broken legs, and that is also coupled with blunt injuries to your liver and your spleen.  So those patients are the ones we worry about the most.  The ones that we don't worry about are the ones in the car who've had their seat belts on.  Those patients are much less severely injured.  Dr. Bruce Crookes, Trauma Doctor.

MATRIX MYSTERIES: “Muslim Community Patrols are driving around in police-style cars, pulling people up over everyday things.” They are harassing Americans for actions they deem as 'haram' under sharia law.

“Muslim Community Patrols are driving around in police-style cars, pulling people up over everyday things.”

They are harassing Americans for actions they deem as 'haram' under sharia law.

They determined drinking alcohol in a Muslim area is not to be permitted. pic.twitter.com/TTOp1kv5AI

— MatrixMysteries (@MatrixMysteries) June 28, 2026

Grok offers the following,

Muslim Community Patrol & Services (MCPS / MCP) is a legitimate Brooklyn-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit that launched around late 2018/early 2019 (initially in response to anti-Muslim incidents after the Christchurch mosque attacks).

They operate volunteer neighborhood watch-style patrols, especially near mosques and in Muslim-heavy areas like parts of Sunset Park, Brooklyn.

Their vehicles are deliberately styled to look like NYPD patrol cars (white with blue/red markings, emergency lights, "MCP" emblems, etc.), and members wear uniforms that mimic police. This has caused ongoing backlash and complaints about impersonation optics.

They are private volunteers with the same powers (and limitations) as any ordinary citizen in New York.

Not police or peace officers — They are unarmed civilians and not officially part of the NYPD. The NYPD has stated they are not sanctioned by the department, and their vehicles/appearance are not approved as official police equipment.

No arrest powers as an organization — They cannot lawfully detain, arrest, or issue tickets like police. Group leaders have publicly said they avoid citizen's arrests due to the risks and liability involved.

Citizen's arrest (limited) — Like any private person in New York, individuals could theoretically make a citizen's arrest under NY Criminal Procedure Law §140.30 (for felonies they witness or certain offenses committed in their presence). However, this is risky, carries strong liability for false arrest/imprisonment if done incorrectly, and MCPS policy steers clear of it.

Role they claim — They describe themselves as "eyes and ears" for the NYPD: observing, reporting suspicious activity or crimes to 911, mediating minor disputes (especially where language/cultural barriers exist), and providing community services (e.g., food distribution, mentorship). They focus on quality-of-life issues near mosques and in their neighborhoods.