Saudi Woman Beats the Crap Out of Islamic Purity Patrol Cop

LMAO! Just a little ditty of a story to start your day with a little chuckle - a Saudi woman was walking down the street with a male friend of hers when a local purity patrol cop stopped them to check their relationship (gotta make sure she isn't whoring around with the likes of a neighbor or such) - well, the guy with the woman faints and the woman then sets to beating the ever loving shit out of the purity cop...put the dude in the hospital! LOL!

From the DailyMail.

Saudi woman beats up religious police officer who stopped her for walking with a man


When a Saudi religious policeman questioned a young couple walking together in an amusement park he got a painful surprise - when the woman suddenly attacked him.
The officer, from the Commission for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice, asked the pair to confirm their identities and relationship to one another.
Unmarried men and women are barred from mixing under Saudi Arabia's strict Islamic rules.
The young man immediately collapsed for reasons that have not been made clear, the Jerusalem Post reported.
But before the policeman could do anything else, the woman - believed to be in her mid-twenties - laid into him.
He was punched repeatedly about the head and upper torso during the attack in the eastern city of Hofuf Mubarraz.
The assault was so severe and sustained, the officer was eventually taken to hospital suffering from severe bruising.

Neither religious nor local police have commented on the incident, which was widely played out in the Saudi media.

If the woman is charged with assaulting the officer, she could face a lengthy prison term, or a lashing, or both.

But public opinion appears to have been firmly behind her.
'People are fed up with these religious police, and now they have to pay the price for the humiliation they put people through for years and years,' Saudi human rights activist Wajiha Al Huwaidar told the Media Line news agency.
'To see resistance from a woman means a lot... This is just the beginning and there will be more.'