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I heard a police general, a former deputy interior minister, who said the police are quite mad at what’s happening to the citizens and are racing out there, kissing their families bye bye not knowing whether they’ll come back.

This is a total opposite from two years ago when they were totally despised by the citizens for 30 Mubarak vicious years.

Kristinn, I still think that the army is going to do what to be done to protect the citizens after delivering an ultimatum in a speech outlining what is happening and giving a deadline to shoot to kill anyone with an illegal weapon.

I believe they don’t want to look like the vilains at the end. The problem with martial law if imposed, is the start of Ramadan in a week or so and people need to get out at night plus getting supplies.

With the MB playing religious victims, it’s very hard to impose martial law in Ramadan.

That’s my own analysis, didn’t hear anyone talking about it anywhere, yet.

Heads up:

in Fayoum....’Alkhwan militias holding 2 officers and 13 soldiers & disabled their armored truck’.

Will get back with more on this ....July first the Army took it over. Just for a little history.

Islamist protesters detained dozens of officers and central security conscripts inside the Fayoum governorate headquarters,... a security source said on Friday.

The protesters stormed the headquarters earlier today and declared a sit-in inside the building until deposed president Mohamed Mursi and all Muslim Brotherhood leaders who were detained or put under house arrest are released.

The force in charge of securing the building was held inside the building, the source told Aswat Masriya.

This force includes one major general, one colonel and dozens of soldiers, the source added.

The protesters refused to release the detained security personnel.