i think the guy who died would have been beaten up by passerby for car theft. he was caught red handed while trying to steal a car. but then again, when the police came, the suspect may have been beaten up badly by the passerby, and the authority didnt send the suspect to the hospital.
same case that happen a few years back in my hometown. 2 guys were caught breaking into a house. one got a way and the other was caught by passerby. the suspect got beaten badly, when the authority came, they ask ' sudah belasah abis kaa?, jangan sampai mati sudah'. so actually, we can never know wut's the actually incident happen.
if a suspect is injured, they should send the suspect to hospital for proper medical treatment, he should only bring back to Balai for statement if he/she is fit for that.
And for every each arrest, the respective policeman will need to make a police report at Balai/IPD/IPK, this is iron rules. Policeman should noted down how/when they arrested the suspect, and record down the suspect's physical/mentally condition in that report, if the suspect is not physically and mentally fit for statement taken, then PDRM should not continue.
anyone at here took statement 113/114 and sign that paper?
PS: additional info, even for car towing (for those fella didn't pay installment and Finance tow the car away), first thing the drive do is will need to go Balai to make police report.
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Maybe someone inside the force was paid to make him dead as he is exposing the information to the cops. Who knows, if the car theft group is a big one, they sure have a lot of connection be it white or black.
kill the suspect by purpose in the balai and make PDRM hand dirty is the stupidest thing to do. Do it outside Balai is much more easier and dun carry shit in the work place.
Sorry, I would say you guys watch too much Hollywood or HK TV drama/script.
Yes, PDRM has connections with the syndicate, no secret, like evident (cash or drugs) vanish in the air, drugs turn out to be salt, we heard all kind of story.
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just my little point of view, if police is trying to cover up the truth of that man's death, they can simply put up any explanation, such as the suspect tried to escape during detention and he was hurt during the persuit, which led to his death. This could be a better excuse than 'a glass of water', I'm afraid?
even Manslaughter need to go to court, and someone need to bear it, of course unless the suspect steal the pistol from the policeman and make a hu-ha in the balai, then it's different story.
