PDRM, the laughing stock of the world: Duo admitted to crime yet no arrest!

Thursday March 24, 2011

Rahim, Eskay and Shuib unmasked as men behind video

Excerpt:

Rahim and Eskay came out in the open after Sungai Petani MP Datuk Johari Abdul, who is Shuib's nephew, exposed the trio's identity at a press conference and said they had shown him the video at another hotel here.

Friday March 25, 2011

Sex video given to cops

Friday March 25, 2011

Police inspect place of sex video recording

KUALA LUMPUR, March 25 — Police have inspected a hotel room in the federal capital said to be the location of a video recording of a sex act allegedly involving an opposition leader.

Federal police secretary, Deputy Commissioner Datuk Ghazali Md Amin, said the investigation at the scene was carried out together with a police forensic team after information as to its exact whereabouts was received.

“Two individuals were arrested yesterday but were then released on police bail ... we also obtained some items as evidence from them.

“One of the two involved also disclosed where the sex video recording took place,” he said in a statement, here, today.

Yesterday, former Melaka chief minister Tan Sri Abdul Rahim Thamby Chik and businessman Datuk Shazryl Eskay Abdullah were interrogated for five hours at the federal police headquarters in Bukit Aman here and they also surrendered a video recording of a sex act between a man and a woman, and an Omega watch.

Meanwhile, Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Ismail Omar said police were trying to identify the individuals in the sex video.

He said a special team was investigating the case from various angles, including how the sex video came to be and the identity of the individuals in the video.

“The investigation has entered the third day now. We want to know what actually happened and will look into other related matters.

“So, the public should stop speculating and allow the police to carry out the investigation until it’s completed,” he said after attending the 204th Police Day celebration at the Police Training Centre, here, today.

Asked why the trio who exposed the sex video were not arrested, Ismail said “Based on what offence? If there is enough evidence to show that they have committed an offence, then we will take action in accordance with the law.

“Yesterday, we called two of them in for their statements to be recorded ... if we had arrested them without enough evidence, people will be laughing at the police.” — Bernama

Based on the above three reports, we can clearly see the

folly of the police.

Firstly, the duo (or  trio!) unmasked themselves.

Secondly, they handed over the original sex video

recording. 

Thirdly, one of them disclosed where the sex video

recording took place.

Wow! Given all of the above facts, are they not enough

evidence for Ismail?

So, does Ismail still want the public to tell him based on

what offence the trio (or duo!) should be arrested?

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

At the height of the 'sex-plosive' video of Chua Soi Lek

having sex with a prostitute, Lim Kit Siang blogged:

Four persons have been detained by the police in connection with the sex video of former Health Minister, Datuk Seri Dr. Chua Soi Lek – a 29-year-old beauty salon owner in Taman Bukit Perdana, Batu Pahat and her assistant, a 50-year-old farmer in Batu Pahat and a 40-year-old man in a food court in Taman Sri Tebrau.
Johore Police sources have said that more arrests are expected in the coming days as police are confident of tracking down the main culprits behind the recording and distribution of the sex DVD.
Johore Police Chief Deputy Comm Datuk Hussin Ismail said that the cases are being investigated under Section 292 of the Penal Code for distributing and having in possession material containing pornographic elements.
Unless the four persons detained were involved in the syndicate responsible for the recording and distribution of the sex DVD, they should be released immediately if their only offence is one of possession of the Chua sex DVD and no charges should be brought against them.
The Police should also abandon the earlier plan announced by the Muar police chief Asst Comm Mohammad Nasir Ramli to conduct door-to-door searches of residents in Batu Pahat and Muar suspected to be possession of the Chua sex DVD as it would be a gross abuse of police powers and an intolerable and unacceptable violation of privacy of ordinary Malaysians.
The police should first conduct house-to-house search of MCA Ministers, Deputy Ministers, Parliamentary Secretaries, Members of Parliament and leaders for the Chua sex DVD before it thinks about house-to-house search of residents of Batu Pahat and Muar.

DCP Hussin said that it is an offence to keep the Chua sex DVD and those who have it should surrender it to the police or destroy it.

How many of the MCA Ministers, Deputy Ministers, Parliamentary Secretaries, MPs and leaders have surrendered their copies of the Chua sex DVD to the police?
In fact, the police should state how many copies of the Chua sex DVD had been surrendered to it since the organised and systematic public distribution of the DVDs on December 29 last year, which destroyed the high-flying political career of possibly the next MCA President in a matter of five days?
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This DCP Hussin seems to have a much higher level of integrity than the current IGP Ismail. Will IGP Ismail go after Zaid who had confess to watching the sex video even though according to Zaid, the sex video not porn but documentary!


If the police do not take action against Zaid, they are telling us that it's OK for every Malaysian to possess 'porn'  documentary, we don't have to destroy it.


Thank you, IGP Ismail! You're the best!