Court of Appeal overturns retiree’s RM1.43 million award

PUTRAJAYA, Apr 28: A retiree lost a RM1.43 million award after the police and the government succeeded in setting aside a High Court decision in his favour for wrongful arrest and torture in 1998, at the Court of Appeal here today.    

A three-member panel led by judge Datuk Aziah Ali held that the High Court had erred in its findings when it ruled that Dickson Ng Sek Wah was unlawfully detained.

The panel, which also comprised judges Datuk Lim Yee Lan and Datuk Abang Iskandar Abang Hashim unanimously allowed the appeal to set aside the Nov 9, 2010 decision of the High Court in Shah Alam.

Justice Aziah also ordered Ng to pay RM1,000 in legal costs to the police and government.

Ng, 63, who represented himself, asked the judge to explain the court’s decision in layman’s term, which Justice Aziah complied.

She also told Ng to inquire as to whether he could appeal against the decision, from the lawyers present in court for other cases.

Ng had sued eight police officers, including the inspector-general of police and the government in 2000, claiming he was seriously injured during the period of detention.

He was allegedly detained for questioning over importing a submachine gun from Finland without a valid licence.

Ng, who was then with a forwarding company, claimed that he had only assisted another company in the import of the weapon as a sample to participate in an open tender called by the Home Ministry, on behalf of the police.

In November 2010, the Shah Alam High Court allowed his claim and awarded him RM1.43 million.

Senior Federal Counsel Azizan Md Arshad had earlier submitted that High Court judge Hinshawati Shariff was erroneous in her findings that Ng was unlawfully detained.

He said there was a Magistrates Court remand order issued in 1997 against Ng and the order was valid since it was not challenged or set aside by the court.

Azizan said the High Court judge had also erred when she awarded damages solely on the basis of a 2010 High Court decision in the case of former ISA detainee Abdul Malek Husin vs Borhan Daud, because that decision was reversed by the Court of Appeal.

Ng said he would bring the matter up to the Federal Court. - BERNAMA

Man charged with kidnap of teenage boy

MELAKA, May 6: An unemployed man was charged in the Magistrate’s Court today with the kidnap of a 13-year-old boy for a RM20,000 ransom last month.

Low Chiew Mun, 48, was charged with kidnapping M. Gunaseelan and confining him to the first floor of a house in Taman Merdeka Jaya, Batu Berendam, here and demanding the ransom from his mother, A. Letchumy, 44, at about 4 pm on April 20.

Section 3 of the Kidnapping Act 1961 provides for the death sentence or life imprisonment and whipping upon conviction.

Low, who was not represented by counsel, nodded indicating that he understood the charge after it was read out to him, but no plea was recorded.

Deputy public prosecutor Nabilah Nizam appeared for the prosecution.

Magistrate Syajaratudur Abd Rahman set June 4 for mention.

Low was arrested on April 22 after police found Gunaseelan’s body, with his hands and feet tied to a chair at a vacant house in Taman Merdeka Jaya. – BERNAMA

Police tackling murder case from all angles

ALL EYES ON 'TUHAN HARUN': No previous record of violence among deviant groups, says Jakim

AUTHORITIES working round the clock to solve the murder of Pahang Islamic Religious Department (Jaip) enforcement head Ahmad Rafli Abdul Malek believe they could be looking at a deviant sect operating on a whole new level.

Senior Department of Islamic Development Malaysia (Jakim) enforcement officers, who refused to be named, said in the history of deviant groups in the country, no followers had ever carried weapons or used them to commit crimes.

Although police had not linked the murder to any deviant teachings, they did not rule out the involvement of the outlawed "Tuhan Harun" sect in the case.

Investigators said they could not confirm that "Tuhan Harun" members were not armed. It is not known what ideology the sect, led by Harun Mat Saat, follows.

Religious enforcement officers also revealed that none of the deviant groups they probed in the past were involved in terrorist activities.

In the incident on Sunday, Ahmad Rafli was taking down curtains at his home in Indera Mahkota 2, Kuantan, when a car with three men inside pulled up outside. As he was giving the salam (greeting) to the men, one of whom was wearing a kopiah (skull cap), one of them pulled out a gun and shot him three times. Two shots hit the chest, killing him instantly.

Colleagues said he was a "no-nonsense" enforcement chief who regularly conducted raids on entertainment outlets. He was to said to have led the Jaip team to the eventual smashing of the "Tuhan Harun" sect in the state and the arrest of 31 of its members.

However, there have been no record of the victim receiving any threats.

After a task force meeting on Monday, police put together a photofit of one of the three suspects involved in the case.

Investigators believe it is 70 per cent accurate.

The wanted poster of the suspect depicts a stocky Malay man in his 50s.

State police chief Datuk Sharifuddin Ab Ghani said police had yet to identify the second suspect, believed to have been the shooter, or a third suspect, who was driving the getaway car, a white Proton Wira Aeroback.

He denied claims that the suspects' car had been found in Pekan, but confirmed that the vehicle had been spotted near the victim's house before the incident.

Sharifuddin said police were monitoring information in cyberspace closely and recorded the statements of several individuals.

Several "Tuhan Harun" followers had their statements recorded at the district police station yesterday.

One of them, identified only as Rahim, refuted claims that they were a militant or extremist group as they had never been taught to take revenge, show hatred or use violence.

"I was a follower for over a year and most of our activities involved playing music, singing divine songs and giving love. We would never kill an innocent human being and we were not angered by Jaip's arrest of 31 of the group's members," said the 46-year-old.

Ahmad (not his real name), 30, expressed shock over Rafli's murder and refuted claims that "Tuhan Harun" followers were behind it.

"I'm saddened by the incident and that is the reason I came forward to help in the investigation."

Ahmad said he had left the movement and had never contacted Harun since.

Rahim and Ahmad both said they did not recognise the person in the police photofit.

Sharifuddin said while investigators had urged members of "Tuhan Harun" to surrender, their probe into the case also would cover other angles. He advised those with information to contact investigation officer Assistant Superintendent Zukri Muhammad at 013-9764999, or the nearest police station.

Read more: Police tackling murder case from all angles - General - New Straits Times http://www.nst.com.my/nation/general/police-tackling-murder-case-from-all-angles-1.399352#ixzz2kUIuizkn

29-year-old man tries to stab wife

KEMAMAN: A domestic quarrel almost turned into a stabbing incident when a 29-year-old man took out a knife and tried to stab his wife in Kampung Telaga Papan here on Sunday.

  District police chief Superintendent Che Suza Che Hitam said in the 12.10am incident, the couple had an argument after the husband accused the wife of having an affair with another man.

  He said several minutes later the unemployed  husband took out a knife and tried to stab the wife.

  "The couple was staying at  the husband's family house and his mother rushed into the room after hearing the commotion,"

  "The mother managed to calm both of them and the son went out of the house soon after that," he said.

   He said the 23-year-old wife who works as a cleaner lodged a report at the Kertih police station about two hours later.

  "In her report she claimed that the husband who have been jobless since a month ago, accused her of having an affair with another man. The matter had led them to quarrel several times before," he said.

  He said a team of policemen from the Kertih station picked up the husband for further investigation at the same house at around 2am.

  "The suspect tested positive for methamphetamine and have been remanded for four days for investigation under Section 506 of the Penal Code for intimidation," he said.

Read more: 29-year-old man tries to stab wife - Latest - New Straits Times http://www.nst.com.my/latest/29-year-old-man-tries-to-stab-wife-1.399060#ixzz2kUHhEha5

Two gunmen get away with RM400,000 in jewelry

SEREMBAN: Two masked gunmen got away with jewelry amounting to RM400,000 after robbing a jewelry store at Jalan Tunku Hassan, here, at 5.30pm today.

In a span of three minutes the men came into Kedai Emas Permata De Nice a few minutes before closing time and robbed the sole sales attendant at the counter.

"We were about to close the shop when these men ventured in, pointing a gun at my worker," the 41-year-old said. The other worker was at the back of the store."

Tang Sai Foo, the owner of the store, said the men scared his worker by constantly reloading the guns.

The gunmen then got away with the stolen goods using a motorcycle without harming anyone.

Seremban police chief Assistant Commissioner Zainal Abu confirmed the incident and said the incident would be investigated under Section 357 and 359 of the Penal Code for armed robbery.

Read more: Two gunmen get away with RM400,000 in jewelry - Latest - New Straits Times http://www.nst.com.my/latest/two-gunmen-get-away-with-rm400-000-in-jewelry-1.399122#ixzz2kUHIETws

Datuk charged with abetting Genneva in deposit taking

KUALA LUMPUR: A consultant to gold investment company Genneva Malaysia Sdn Bhd was charged at the Sessions Court yesterday with two counts of abetting the company in illegal deposit taking involving RM5.5 billion.

Datuk Joseph Kow Hock Beng, 55, pleaded not guilty to abetting the company in accepting deposits in two bank accounts from the public without a licence through a gold transaction scheme.

He allegedly committed the offence at the company's office in Jalan Kuchai Maju 6, off Jalan Kuchai Lama here between Jan 10, 2011, and Oct 1 last year.

Bank Negara deputy public prosecutor Fahmi Abd Moin urged the court to deny bail as it was a non-bailable offence.

"However, if the court wants to use its discretion to grant bail, we propose that the bail be set at RM1 million."

Lawyer Datuk Ghazi Ishak told the court that his client's assets had been frozen and proposed that bail be set at RM50,000. "My client also suffers from heart problems."

Judge Mat Ghani Abdullah allowed bail of RM200,000 in one surety and ordered Kow to surrender his passport to the court.

He set Nov 27 for case management.

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US spying scandal: Najib’s weak reaction an embarrassment

Nov 6: Malaysian police and government have come down hard on peaceful rallies and yet they opted for a weakling response when media reports stated that spying by the US Intelligence had been carried out in Malaysia by the US Embassy and the Australian High Commission.

It only summoned the US and Australian mission heads to "hand over a protest note in response to the alleged spying activities carried out by the two embassies in Kuala Lumpur" and such a response is embarrassing, said Klang parliamentarian, Charles Santiago.

"In sharp contrast, European Union leaders are planning to stall the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) negotiations with the US following allegations that the US National Security Agency (NSA) was monitoring German Chancellor Angela Merkel's phone.

"And in a similar trans-Atlantic rift, Germany and Brazil submitted a new draft resolution to the UN General Assembly earlier this month, demanding an end to excessive electronic surveillance, data collection, and other snooping techniques," he said in a statement released today.

In addition to that, he said, the German government has called for the suspension of the Terrorist Finance Tracking Program (SWIFT) with the US as an expression of outrage and anger over the spying scandal of its Chancellor and citizens.

"The rule of thumb is that we don’t do business with enemies. We play smart. We keep away. And we certainly don't ink on dotted lines, allowing them to reign over us. Neither do we threaten the sovereignty of our country by getting into a deal with them.

"But our Prime Minister and ruling party leaders don't seem to get this," he pointed out.

The Malaysian government must take a stronger position by immediately stopping all TPPA negotiations with the US and Australia and negotiations should only resume when the US and Australia come clean on the spying scandal, spilling facts if Malaysian citizens were also spied on, he added.

Stalling the trade agreement and demanding an explanation would send a strong and serious message to the US and Australia that eavesdropping on governments and its citizens are not acceptable.

But would Prime Minister NajibRazak have the gumption to do so, he asked.

PAS wants fake MyKad masterminds caught

KUALA LUMPUR : PAS is urging the Ministry of Home Affairs to initiate a thorough investigation to identify the mastermind or masterminds behind the creation and distribution of fake identity cards (MyKad) given to illegal immigrants.

Tumpat parliamentarian, Datuk Kamarudin Jaffar said, the number of cases involving security guards who were holding fake Mykads alone, were numerous.

"There have been many reports of security guards being arrested and were proven to be holding fake identity cards and it is a big risk to the nation.

"We want the government to study this issue in depth so that it can be halted, in addition to finding who is behind it," he said at the parliament lobby.

These syndicates have affected the lives of Malaysians and even taken a life.

"What is happening should not be underestimated, it cannot be solved through normal administration efforts such as checks and inspections at security companies.

He also urged the government to create a special tribunal to study the issue and so that it could be solved immediately.

Kamarudin also hoped that the government would allow parties from outside the ministry to give their input and ideas.

Probe reveals former member took RM180,000 from children’s home

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 13 — THE RM180,000 said to be missing from the coffers of a home for abused and neglected children in Petaling Jaya has been traced to a former committee member.

Evangelical Lutheran Church Malaysia (ELCM) Bishop Dr Solomon Rajah, who is also Rumah Hope’s adviser, said the home’s management committee initiated an internal investigation and confronted the former member.

“I would like to clarify that the RM180,000 is not missing but has been traced to be the doing of a former Rumah Hope committee member. As spiritual adviser of Rumah Hope, I urged the management committee to seek restitution and rehabilitation for the person concerned instead of pushing for deterrent measures,” Solomon said in a statement.

“The internal probe has been completed and the erring party has accepted responsibility for any misappropriation of funds during his tenure. The former committee member has promised to return the money by the end of the year, with proper legal measures already in place.”

Rumah Hope houses 52 abused and neglected children and is a social institution under Evangelical Lutheran Church Malaysia

Its acting chairman, Jacob Mathew, said steps were being taken to reassure those who contribute to the home.

“We are meeting the donors to clarify the situation. We have also briefed the Welfare Department,” he said.

Mathew lodged a police report on Sept 12, claiming the former committee member had forged his signature on the cheques. This was admitted by the member in a statutory declaration signed on Sept 27.

The declaration also revealed the former member had taken RM220,000 from Rumah Hope’s accounts.

The Malay Mail reported the missing funds on Nov 6 after receiving documents and copies of cheques addressed to a Rumah Hope committee member.

Rumah Hope treasurer R. Krishamoorthy and former director Paul Manickam discovered discrepancies in the accounts between November 2011 and July this year, when 48 cheques for RM180,000 were issued.

They alerted the management committee and lodged police reports.

PEMILIK TASKA DIDAKWA ANIAYA KANAK-KANAK LELAKI

UALA LUMPUR, 12 Nov (Bernama) -- Pemilik Taska Permata Harapan hari ini

mengaku tidak bersalah di Mahkamah Majistret di sini hari ini terhadap

pertuduhan menganiaya seorang kanak-kanak lelaki, bulan lepas.

Rozita Awang, 35, didakwa menganiaya mangsa berumur setahun lapan bulan yang

berada di bawah jagaannya dengan cara yang mungkin akan menyebabkan kanak-kanak

itu mengalami kecederaan fizikal atau emosi.

Ibu kepada enam cahaya mata itu didakwa melakukan kesalahan itu di ruang

tamu taska di Taman Melati, Sentul di sini pada 11.35 pagi, 18 Okt lepas

mengikut Seksyen 31(1)(a) Akta Kanak-Kanak 2001 yang membawa hukuman penjara

sehingga 10 tahun atau denda maksimum RM20,000 atau kedua-duanya.

Suami wanita itu yang bekerja sebagai pemandu teksi hadir di mahkamah sambil

memangku anak bongsunya berumur setahun setengah di tempat duduk awam bersama

lima lagi anaknya yang berusia tiga hingga 10 tahun.

Terdahulu Timbalan Pendakwa Raya Siti Aishah Ahmad tidak menawarkan sebarang

jaminan terhadap tertuduh atas alasan kesalahan itu tidak boleh dijamin tetapi

terpulang kepada budi bicara mahkamah sama ada untuk memberikannya atau tidak.

-- LAGI

MAHKAMAH-TASKA 2 (AKHIR) KUALA LUMPUR

Peguam Muhammad Syazwan Mohd Salleh yang mewakili tertuduh memohon anak

guamnya dibenarkan diikat jamin kerana mempunyai enam anak yang masih kecil dan

berasal daripada keluarga sederhana.

Muhammad Syazwan berkata anak guamnya memberikan kerjasama yang baik kepada

polis sepanjang tempoh reman enam hari dan suami tertuduh yang merupakan

penjaminnya berjanji akan membawa isterinya hadir di mahkamah pada perbicaraan

kes itu.

Rozita kelihatan menangis di dalam kandang tertuduh semasa peguamnya

berhujah mengenai jaminan.

Majistret Siti Shakirah Mohtaruddin membenarkan tertuduh diikat jamin

RM5,000 dengan seorang penjamin dan menetapkan 10 Dis untuk sebutan.

"Selepas mendengar rayuan peguam dan memandangkan tertuduh mempunyai anak

yang masih kecil dan menyusu badan, mahkamah membenarkan tertuduh diikat jamin,"

katanya.

Suami tertuduh membayar jaminan itu.

-- BERNAMA

BHA RV KLS NH

11/12/2013 17-33ST

AmBank robbery mastermind ‘Joemar’ also a guard

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 13 — The mastermind behind the AmBank robbery in Subang Jaya last month worked as a security guard at a company for more than a year, police disclosed yesterday.

Joemar began working as a guard upon his arrival to Malaysia one and a half years ago. He held a fake MyKad bearing the name Osman Salleh.

Police are talking to the Klang Valley-based company where he worked to find out more about the mysterious suspect.

“We believe he is also an Indonesian but are unsure as to exactly where he hails from,” said Selangor police chief Datuk Mohd Shukri Dahlan.

Police believe the man is still in the country and has the remaining RM430,000 stolen from the bank.

Police managed to retrieve RM21,800 of the RM450,000 robbed from the bank on Oct 23.

The main suspect, a 36-year-old security guard, who allegedly shot bank officer Norazita Abu Bakar, 37, in the head during the robbery, was arrested on Sunday and has been remanded for a week.

The arrest led to the discovery of the pump-gun used in the robbery-cum-murder, some 700 metres away from the crime scene.

“Joemar was believed to be waiting outside the bank and rode the getaway motorcycle.

Eleven others, including the alleged shooter’s relatives and friends, were arrested earlier.

Ten will be charged with possession of fake MyKads while one will be charged with dishonestly receiving the stolen money and disposing of evidence.

Anyone with information on Joemar can contact Rakan Cop at 03-2052 9999.

MPs: Guns for Islamic enforcers a terrible idea

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 13 — Proposing to arm Islamic enforcement officers over a shooting still under investigation was an overreaction that would exacerbate Malaysia’s struggle with gun violence, said disapproving lawmakers.

The Pakatan Rakyat parliamentarians added the plan mooted by Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Datuk Seri Jamil Khir Baharom could bring no positives as it encourages gun culture in Malaysia.

“It’s a terrible idea. What would the rationale be for arming them? If you conduct moral raids, why do you need firearms? You are not going to catch gangsters or robbers. That’s the police’s job,” DAP’s Bukit Bendera MP Zairil Khir Johari said when contacted.

“These are not trained professionals. The police are trained to use firearms for law enforcement, but these people are not law enforcement officers,” he added, referring to religious officers.

Yesterday, Jamil was reported to have proposed arming religious department enforcement officers, after the fatal shooting of Pahang Islamic Religious Department chief Ahmad Rafli Abdul Malek on Sunday.

“We want the safety aspect to be upgraded. The enforcement officers can be given firearms during operations or we can have more patrols on their homes,” the minister in charge of Islamic affairs was quoted as saying by national news agency Bernama.

Police on Monday urged members of the “Tuhan Harun” religious sect to surrender over Ahmad Rafli’s shooting, which has been linked to the state’s ban on the Shiah denomination.

Zairil, however, argued that the government and the authorities cannot use one case as the basis for pushing such a drastic move as arming religious officers.

He said the motive for the murder has not even been established, and criticised the plan as a primitive response from the powers-that-be.

“This is more reflective of a very crude mentality, that the solution to everything is either violence or banning.

“Especially in religion, the solution is education, not anything else. There needs to be more community engagement and involvement, not damning, and certainly not arming people.

“This is the problem with the mentality, especially among our leaders in government... we are going about trying to fix things in a very ignorant way,” he said.

PKR’s Pandan MP Rafizi Ramli agreed that putting guns in the hands of religious officers would be a band-aid on the core problem of deteriorating national security, pointing to what he said was the police’s ineffectiveness in dealing with the rising trend of serious crimes.

He said that while the Pahang shooting was a tragedy, it only reflected the issue of crime spiralling out of control in the country.

“What happens to gun control? Where does it stop? We’ve had a senior Customs officer gunned down and they will ask for guns, and maybe an IRB (Inland Revenue Board) officer is gunned down by an errant tax payer. Will we give them guns too?” he said when contacted.

Rafizi said the government must deal with the root cause of the security problem by beefing up the police’s capabilities in fighting crime, instead of giving religious officers guns on a whim.

“What happened is not that much different from what happened to the AmBank employee, or what happened to the AmBank founder,” he said, referring to bank officer Norazita Abu Talib, 37, and Ambank founder Hussain Ahmad Najadi, 75, who were shot and killed in two separate incidents.

“The root cause is what really happened to the effectiveness of the police force. Despite claims by the home minister that the crime rate has gone down, public security is not there.

“This is quite a new phenomenon in Malaysia, where people can just walk up to your house or face and shoot as if it’s from a Hollywood movie... I don’t think people feel safe now,” he said.

Shootings and gun murders exploded into the nation’s consciousness in August when Arab-Malaysian Development Bank founder Hussain Ahmad Najadi was assassinated in broad daylight by a gunman in Kuala Lumpur, just days after the chairman of crime watchdog MyWatch, R. Sri Sanjeevan, survived an attempted hit in Negri Sembilan on July 27.

Since then, Malaysians have grappled with growing violence that at one point saw daily shootings, both fatal and otherwise.

Bakal pengantin hadapi empat tuduhan rompak dan cabul

Seorang lelaki yang bakal melangsungkan perkahwinan akhir bulan ini, mengaku tidak bersalah di Mahkamah Sesyen di sini terhadap empat pertuduhan termasuk merompak dan mencabul di dua pusat beli-belah di sini Oktober lepas.

Bagi pertuduhan pertama penjual kereta Mohd Firdaus Safie, 29, didakwa merompak dua keping kad kredit, sekeping lesen memandu dan wang tunai RM150 milik ejen insurans Teh Yee Yin, 30, di tempat letak kereta Suria Kuala Lumpur City Centre di Jalan Ampang pada 2.15 petang, 30 Oktober lepas.

Dia dituduh mengikut Seksyen 392 Kanun Keseksaan yang membawa hukuman penjara sehingga 10 tahun dan boleh dikenakan denda, jika sabit kesalahan.

Bagi pertuduhan kedua, dia didakwa cuba merompak menggunakan sebilah kerambit sehingga mencederakan seorang akauntan wanita berusia 28 tahun manakala bagi pertuduhan ketiga, dia didakwa mencabul mangsa di tempat letak kenderaan di pusat beli-belah Pavilion di sini pada 8.15 malam, pada tarikh sama.

Bagi pertuduhan merompak dia didakwa mengikut Seksyen 394 Kanun Keseksaan yang membawa hukuman penjara 20 tahun dan boleh dikenakan denda atau sebat, manakala pertuduhan mencabul, dia didakwa mengikut Seksyen 354 Kanun Keseksaan yang boleh dihukum penjara sehingga 10 tahun atau denda atau sebatan.

Pertuduhan keempat, dia didakwa menggunakan kerambit mengikut Seksyen 4 Akta Bahan-Bahan Kakisan dan Letupan Senjata Berbahaya 1985 yang boleh dipenjara sehingga tujuh tahun dan sebat, jika sabit kesalahan.

Pendakwaan dilakukan Timbalan Pendakwa Raya Nor Aizam Aiza Zamran yang tidak menawarkan jaminan kerana kesalahan tertuduh serius.

Bagaimanapun, Hakim Azwarnida Affandi membenarkan Mohd Firdaus diikat jamin RM13,000 bagi kesemua pertuduhan dengan seorang penjamin selepas peguam Mohd Faizal Abdul Rahman mengemukakan permohonan.

Mahkamah turut memerintahkan tertuduh melaporkan diri di balai polis berdekatan pada minggu pertama setiap bulan sehingga kes selesai.

Kes itu disebut semula pada 6 Disember ini. - Bernama, 12 November, 2013.

Lakaran wajah suspek kes bunuh Ketua Penolong Pengarah, JAIP

Kumpulan yang menggelarkan diri mereka sebagai 'Tuhan Harun' pernah ditahan oleh Jabatan Agama Islam Pahang kerana terlibat dengan ajaran sesat dan tudahan melakukan penipuan.

Kini, ahli kumpulan ajaran sesat yang diketuai oleh Harun Mat Saad, 47 dipercayai terlibat dalam kes pembunuhan Ketua Pengarah Bahagian Penguatkuasaan Jaip Ahmad Rafli Abdul Malek dihadapan rumahnya pada Ahad.

Polis percaya kumpulan berkenaan mempunyai kaitan dengan kes pembunuhan tersebut menggesa 31 pengikut kumpulan berkenaan menyerah diri.

Ketua Polis Negara, Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar menggesa mereka segera menyerah diri kepada pihak berkuasa.

"Saya menasihatkan agar mereka menyerah diri kerana jika tidak kita akan memburu mereka. Kita mahu menyoal siaasat mereka berhubung kes pembunuhan," katanya pada Ahmad Rafli, 49, ditembak mati di bahagian kepala di hadapan rumahnya di Mahkota 2 , Kuantan selepas seorang lelaki yang memakai jubah hitam dan berkopiah memberi bertemu dengannya.

Ketika dia sedang membuka pintu dan berjalan ke arah pintu pagar seorang lagi lelaki yang berpakaian sama melepaskan tiga das tembakan ke arah mangsa.

Dua das tembakan terkena bahagian dada Ahmad Rafli menyebabkan mangsa mati di tempat kejadian, sementara satu lagi tembakan tersasar dan mengenai saluran paip rumahnya.

Khalid berkata mereka sedang menyiasat sama ada pembunuhan tersebut mempunyai kaitan dengan tugas Ahmad Rafli sebagai ketua penguatkuasa, termasuk penyebaran ajaran Syiah serta kumpulan ajaran sesat Tuhan Harun.

"Kami tidak mengetepikan sebarang kemungkinan. Kami meyeru semua jabatan termasuk Jabatan Menjejaki Pengganas Bukit Aman membantu siasatan. Kami telah menubuhkan satu pasukan petugas untuk mengesan mereka yang bertanggungjawab," katanya.

Di satu lagi majlis di Pulau Pinang, Khalid berkata tiada bukti yang menunjukkan pengikut Syiah terlibat dalam kes tembakan berkenaan, beliau menegaskan polis percaya kumpulan ajaran sesat Tuhan Harun dipercayai terlibat dalam kes tembakan tersebut.

"Kami menyedari terdapat aktviti Syiah di sesetengah sekolah dan apa yang kami risaukan adalah pengikut kumpulan ini akan menjadi pelampau dan akhirnya menyertai kumpulan militan," katanya.  

Dato' Sharifuddin Ab Ghani menunjukkan lakaran wajah suspek

Sementara itu, Ketua Polis Pahang, Datuk Sharifudin Ab Ghani berkata, polis percaya kes pembunuhan tersebut mungkin bermotifkan dendam atau tidak berpuas hati dengan tugas Allahyarham sebagai ketua penguatkuasa dalam kes yang dikendalikannya.

Beliau berkata pihak polis akan mengawal rumah mangsa bagi memastikan keselamatan ahli keluarga Allahyarham.  

Ahmad Rafli meninggalkan seorang balu, Rosmahwani Abdul Wahab, 41 , dan lima anak. Beliau dikebumikan pada pukul 10.50 pagi Isnin di tanah perkuburan Islam, Jalan Bukit Ubi ~ mStar

Diskripsi Suspek:

Susuk tubuh : Sasa
Warna kulit : Sawo matang
Warna rambut : Beruban
Bulu kening : Halus
Hidung : Sederhana
Bangsa : Melayu
Mulut : Nipis
Warna misai : Beruban
Umur : Lingkungan 55 tahun
Jantina : Lelaki
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Polis nafi Malaysia jadi pusat penghasilan methapetamin

Jumlah serbuan, tangkapan dan rampasan yang tinggi berkaitan dadah jenis methapetamin bukan bermakna negara ini menjadi pusat penghasilan dadah jenis itu, kata Ketua Polis Negara Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar (gambar).

Beliau sebaliknya berkata, ia disebabkan hubungan baik dua hala dengan pihak berkuasa luar negara, ia secara automatik meningkatkan bilangan operasi.

"Tetapi apabila banyak rampasan dibuat, ia dilihat seolah-olah negara kita dijadikan pusat pengeluaran sedangkan kita sedia maklum negara yang paling banyak mengeluarkan methapetamin ialah Nigeria, China dan lain-lain," katanya selepas merasmikan Seminar Pencegahan Jenayah dari Perspektif Islam di Kuala Lumpur hari ini.

Beliau mengulas laporan media luar negara yang memetik Pejabat Pertubuhan Bangsa Bersatu bagi Dadah dan Jenayah sebagai berkata Malaysia adalah negara ketiga mencatat tangkapan tertinggi berkaitan dadah jenis methapetamin di Asia Tenggara iaitu 74,460 kes.

Menurutnya, masyarakat tidak perlu risau tentang peningkatan jumlah rampasan dan tangkapan itu kerana ia menunjukkan Polis Diraja Malaysia efektif dalam menangani masalah pengedaran dadah di negara ini. – Bernama, 11 November, 2013.

Video Ketua Penolong Pengarah Bahagian Penguatkuasa Jabatan Agama Islam Pahang (JAIP) mati ditembak

Ketua Penolong Pengarah Bahagian Penguatkuasa Jaip, Ahmad Raflie Ab Malik mati ditembak

Ketua 
Penolong Pengarah Bahagian Penguatkuasa Jabatan Agama Islam Pahang 
(Jaip
) Ahmad Raflie Ab Malik mati ditembak selepas terkena tiga das tembakan di hadapan rumah di Indera Mahkota 2 kira-kira pukul 2 petang hari ini.

Menurut sumber polis,
Raflie yang berasal dari Chenor, meninggal dunia di tempat kejadian kira-kira jam 2 petang.

Ketua Jabatan Siasatan Jenayah Pahang SAC Mohd Zakaria Ahmad yang mengesahkan kejadian itu berkata, tiga suspek lelaki dipercayai terbabit dalam kejadian.

Ketiga-tiga suspek itu dipercayai melarikan diri dengan menaiki sebuah kereta jenis Proton Wira Aeroback berwarna putih selepas menambak mangsa.

Beliau berkata, polis masih menyiasat kejadian itu.

Sebelum ini Raflie dikatakan begitu giat menggeledah tempat-tempat ajaran sesat dan Syiah seluruh negeri Pahang.

Tambahan maklumat

- Makuman..
Ketua penguatkuasa agama pahang baru shj meninggal dunia akibat ditembak sebanyak 3 das di dada dan diperut dirumahnya di tmn indera mahkota kuantan. Dipercayai akibat ketidak puasan hati ttg operasi gerak gempur syiah yg dilaksanakan baru2 ini. (WaAllahu Aklam)
Marilah sama2 kita sedekahkan al-Fatihah. Semgoa rohnya dicucuri rahmat Allah. Al-Fatihah.
- Penembak..pakai jacket hitam bertopi. Saspek pertama pakai baju melayu berkopiah..bagi salam..konon2 hulur surat....masa tu penembak kuar dr kete. Tembakan pertama x kena. Kedua n ketiga yg kena.perut n dada.
Now di bilik mayat. Masih menunggu bedah siasat. Mandi di sini jg atas permintaan ayah arwah.
Baru lpas gempur di syiah di keratong
Dpt ugutan
Seminggu x g keje takut
Org cr kt umah
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