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Police investigating another religious insult on facebook

PAGOH: Another religious insult has surfaced through a Hari Raya card posted on the Facebook page of an assemblyman's assistant, showing a roasted pig's head sandwiched by 'lemang' and 'ketupat', with a caption inviting Muslims to enjoy the dish.

A further search for the posting under the account of 'Alan Tang' found it missing.    

However, Alan Tang, assistant to Stulang assemblyman Andrew Chen Kah Eng (DAP) claimed through his latest post that someone had used his identity to upload the insensitive photo and caption.   

He further claimed that he received a death threat on his mobile phone about 9am yesterday, from a private number but had ignored it.    

He lodged a report on the matter at the Taman Pelangi police station in Johor Baru later at 4.30 pm the same day, after he found out about the posting.

Johor CID deputy chief ACP Nor Azizan Anan confirmed that police had received the report and was working with the Malaysian Communication and Multimedia Commission on the investigation.

Meanwhile, MCA President Datuk Seri Dr Chua Soi Lek expressed his disappointment with the latest incident and said it proved that the younger generation were unclear on the concept of racial and religious sensitivities.  

Met after attending Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin's open house at Kompleks Seri Pekembar here, he said it was a shame that despite more than five decades of independence such incidents were still occurring to threaten the country's peace and harmony.     -- BERNAMA

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Police on alert despite street rally cancellation

Wednesday July 6, 2011
Police on alert despite street rally cancellation

KUALA LUMPUR: Police will remain on stand-by although the July 9 street rally has been called off.

“We will still be ready for all possibilities to maintain public safety,” said Acting City police chief Senior Asst Comm Datuk Amar Singh.

Internal Security and Public Order Director Datuk Salleh Mat Rasid said there was also the possibility of enlisting the help of the Armed Forces.

“We will have to look at the situation and decide on the proper action required,” he said at a Bersatu Aman police and Armed Forces joint exercise.

The exercise showed the capabilities of the authorities to deal with demonstrations through the use of tear gas and water cannon for crowd control.

Salleh said although it was not in response to the earlier proposed illegal march, the exercise showed that police and the Armed Forces were well equipped to handle any situation.

In KOTA KINABALU, police said they were prepared to maintain peace and security ahead of two planned gatherings on Saturday.

Sabah Commissioner of Police Datuk Hamza Taib warned the public not to take part in any illegal gathering.

“We will use every law that we can from the Societies Act to Section 108 of the Penal Code (for abetment) and the Police Act.

“We may even consider using the Emergency Ordinance or the Internal Security Act,” he said.

He said 135 police reports had been lodged opposing the Bersih 2.0 rally in Sabah.

Hamza said police received word that Bersih 2.0 supporters would gather at two locations at the historic Padang Merdeka and an open space area near the sea fronting Anjung Selera.

Police, he said, would hold a 12-hour public order exercise tomorrow even though the street demonstrations had been called off.

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2011/7/6/nation/9034494&sec=nation

Gunshot victim Norizan meets home minister

22,052 views | 1 Apr 2010 | 0:08:51 min
Norizan Salleh, a 30-year-old single mother who was mistakenly shot five times by police officers last year, finally got her wish to take her grouses to Home Minister Hishammuddin Hussein.

Norizan plans to sue the police force for the serious injuries inflicted by the gunshots when she was travelling in a car with friends on Oct 30, 2009.

Gunshot victim Norizan meets home minister
The hands that help are greater than lips that pray
Police injustice - be careful on the road!


The police is paid by the society to protect the society. What on God's green earth is happening?
They are supposed to protect us and yet they are the ones shooting at us???
So are we saying we are not safe in Malaysia anymore? Something very very wrong here.
God help us.

http://www.malaysiakini.tv/video/18888/gunshot-victim-norizan-meets-home-minister.html