QUABBIN - Who "Blacked Out" the names of the Muslim treaspassers?

According to the Republican ... Massachusetts State Police appeal clerk's decision not to issue criminal complaints against alleged Quabbin Reservoir trespassers.

 Why was an area of the public record "blacked out" and "the identifying information for the trespassers ... removed from the public log by the state police media relations unit."?

Seven Muslims caught "messing around" at Quabbin after midnight

Just weeks after the Boston bombing, seven Muslims were caught lurking around the Quabbin after midnight.

" State Police say the five men and two women are from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Singapore,  The seven individuals currently live in Amherst, Cambridge, Sunderland, Northampton and New York City."

 In their home countries they'd be stoned for even thinking about having a midnight romp like that.

Perhaps the Muslim students were just enjoying the freedoms that they are denied in their home countries.

Seven Muslim ‘Chemical Engineers’ Caught Trespassing At Quabbin Reservoir Supplying Drinking Water To Boston, Patrols Stepped Up Across State

Islamaphobes that are frightened of Muslims poisoning Boston's water supply at the Quabbin don't really have a leg to stand on.
 

No need to lurk around - contact Hampshire mosque and meet other prominent local Muslims that share your interests.

In the wake of the Boston bombing and the statewide terror alert sparked by seven "chemical engineers" and "recent graduates" from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Singapore (currently residing in Sunderland, Amherst, Northampton, Cambridge, and New York) exploring the Quabbin reservoir, local residents are proud to highlight the achievements of the many other Muslims who have joined our communities and volunteered to become the public faces of the American Muslim community.

Javeria Mir, Gul Ahmed, Utama Abdulwahid, Wajih Elsallal, and Naz Mohamed (L-R) proudly serve the Western Massachusetts community.

Many of our prominent local Muslim community and mosque leaders are also from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Malaysia -  and many are recent graduates with backgrounds in chemical engineering, infectious diseases, and public health and safety.  Coincidentally many even live in Sunderland, Amherst, Northampton, and New York.