Lagi saksi sahkan kenyataan Azamuddin

 

Jimadie Shah Othman Mei 6, 10 4:26pm

Ahli parlimen Shah Alam Khalid Samad berkata, pemilik kenderaan yang bergesel dengan kereta yang dipandu Aminulrasyid Amzah, telah bertemu denganya dan menceritakan peristiwa sebelum remaja itu ditembak mati oleh polis pada 26 April.Kha
lid berkata, ahli perniagaan tersebut tampil menemuinya kelmarin (Selasa) dan meminta pandangannya berhubung tindakan lanjutnya yang patut diambil.

“Dia asalnya tidak mahu campur. Dia takut direman,” katanya yang enggan mendedahkan indentiti pihak terbabit buat masa ini.

Bagaimanapun, selepas dinasihatkan, Khalid menambah, pemilik kenderaan tersebut membuat laporan polis berhubung kejadian tersebut di ibu pejabat polis daerah (IPD) Shah Alam di seksyen 11 pada sebelah malam selepas pertemuan tersebut.

Pada
27 April lalu - sehari selepas insiden kematian Aminulrasyid, Khalid (kiri) dilaporkan telah mendedahkan butiran kandungan laporan polis saksi utama kes itu, Azamuddin Omar, yang berada dalam kereta bersama arwah, pada malam kejadian tersebut.

Dalam aduanya, Azamuddin antaranya mendakwa kenderaan yang dipandu arwah telah bergesel dengan sebuah kereta, menyebabkan beliau dikejar oleh tiga penunggang motosikal, dipercayai rakan kepada pemilik kenderaan itu.

Menurut aduan itu lagi, ketika melarikan diri, mereka telah memotong sebuah kereta polis yang kemudiannya turut mengejar mereka. Azamuddin juga dilaporkan mendakwa, tembakan terhadap Aminulrasyid dilepaskan selepas kejadian tersebut.

Bercaka
p dalam sidang media di pejabatnya di Shah Alam, Khalid berkata, beliau difahamkam seorang penunggang motosikal tersebut turut membuat laporan polis sejurus selepas kejadian tersebut, juga di IPD yang sama.

Menurut Khalid lagi, pemilik kereta tersebut memberitahunya, pada malam kejadian tersebut, keretanya digunakan oleh seorang rakannya dan keluar minum di seksyen 7 bersama tiga penunggang motosikal terbabit.

Tambahnya, kedua-dua laporan tersebut bertepatan dengan apa yang diceritakan oleh Azamuddin dalam laporan polis dan sidang medianya sebelum ini.

Menjawab soalan, Khalid berkata, walaupun kedua-dua pihak terbabit tidak menyaksikan peristiwa ketika Aminulrasyid ditembak, laporan tersebut didakwa dapat membuktikan “konsisten dan tepatnya” versi yang diceritakan kembali oleh Azamuddin.

“Kalau di bahagian awalnya (cerita itu) tepat, takkanlah di akhirnya tidak betul?” soalnya kembali.

 Sehubungan itu, Khalid mempersoalkan kenapa “laporan yang telah berada dalam simpanan polis” itu tidak didedahkan kepada umum ketika kerajaan menjamin satu siasatan yang telus akan dilaksanakan dalam kes itu.

“Ketelusan bukannya bermaksud telus terhadap jawatankuasa (pemantau) sahaja, tetapi juga kena telus kepada rakyat,” tambahnya.

Sementara itu, Khalid juga menyuarakan kebimbingannya terhadap perkembangan siasatan kes Aminulrasyid di mana Azamuddin telah tiga kali dipanggil memberikan keterangan oleh pihak polis.

Beliau berkata, tindakan itu – terakhir petang semalam – dikhuatiri boleh mendorongnya tersilap membuat kenyataan dan tidak konsisten memberikan jawapan.

"Berapa kali dia (Azamuddin) perlu menceritakan perkara ini? Apa tujuan dia diminta menceritakan perkara yang sama berulang-ulang kali?" soal Khalid.

SUARA HATIKU:

Ya, memang orang ramai tertanya-tanya. Kenapa dan apa perlunya kenyataan saksi diambil sehingga tiga kali? Pada tanggapan orang ramai tujuannya ialah supaya saksi memberi keterangan yang berbeza-beza setiap kali keterangannya diambil. Dan ini boleh mengakibatkan keterangan saksi ditolak mahkamah. Itu sajalah tujuannya. Nak nafi lagi?

MCA hits out at Penang opposition chief over ‘May 13’ jibe

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KUALA LUMPUR, May 6: Penang Opposition Leader Azhar Ibrahim (he's a Datuk lah! - by me) has come under fire from his own side when the MCA today rapped him over a statement by him warning a repeat of May 13 racial riots. “After 53 years of Independence, it is disappointing to see that threats are still being flung around the august house. While constructive criticisms are welcomed, threats are not. "MCA also rebukes Azhar’s statement as they are contradictory to our Prime Minister’s vision of a 1 Malaysia, and as a result, will repel voters from supporting the BN coalition," said MCA deputy publicity chief and central committee member Loh Seng Kok (pic) in a statement today. Azhar, commenting on the public outcry over the police shooting of teenager Aminulrasyid Amzah in Shah Alam last week, had warned that there would be a repeat of the May 13 riots if the people lost confidence in the authorities, saying the army could takeover if the police did not enjoy public support. This was followed by demands from Pakatan Rakyat ADUNs in the Penang state assembly calling him to retract the statement. His refusal has resulted in him being referred to the Rights and Privileges committee today. Loh also said Azhar’s remark that Malay gangsters can "teach a lesson” was “hurtful and insensitive to the feelings of decent Malaysians, as well as an insult to the Malays as it portrays them to be a violent race." “Azhar’s statement is also seditious as well as it warns of inciting racial riots again. Elected representatives should be reminded that the immunity of the state assembly is not a carte blanche to misuse the freedom of speech which is given,” said Loh. He also warned that such remarks not only could instill fear into Malaysians who had lived through the Emergency era, but also scare off foreign investment from the state. “Bearing in mind that many multinational companies park their factories in Penang, Azhar’s miscalculated statements can drive away FDIs,” he added. Loh, who is a member of MCA Presidential Council, also reminded Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng to avoid making statements on the police shooting incident until the investigations are completed. “He should let the course of justice take its normal flow without any interruption or interference from external factors,” he said. SUARA HATIKU: This is not the first time we hear such threat. In fact it keeps on coming every now and then. And the one who uttered those words before is none other than our 'beloved' prime minister himself. No! No! Not Datuk Seri Najib bin Tun Hj Abdul Razak, but His Excellency Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad, the fourth PM. Remember? He used to threat us if we don't vote UMNO/BN in? Well, he used the same words. He threatened us with 'May 13th'. And now if our honourable Datuk Azhar bin Ibrahim uttered the same words, could you blame him? These ''holy words'' will keep on coming as long as UMNO exists. Forget 1Malaysia. It's only sloganeering, nothing more. After all it's engineered by Zionists. And I've a little advise for MCA and all BN component parties. Leave BN like just suggested by one UMNO division. Believe me you'll have everything to gain. If BN is deserted what could UMNO ALONE do?