14-year old Aminulrasyid
"The Government, Home Ministry and IGP must tender a public apology to the family of Aminulrasyid on the false allegations made against Aminulrasyid and his family after his death," the statement added.
It also recalled that Aminulrasyid's friend Azamuddin Omar, who was at the scene, had lodged a report that police had attempted to murder him during the incident.
"No action has been taken against any police officer on Azammudin's report," the statement added.
In the incident which shocked Malaysians, Aminulrasyid was shot at the back of his head by police while he and a friend were traveling in a Proton Iswara. The police later claimed he was involved in armed robbery, drawing angry reactions from family and friends.
In his report, Azamuddin who was with him in the car said they were chased by a team of policemen in an MPV as soon as they overtook them. One of the policemen then kicked and punched him when he got out to surrender, before he escaped and went home.
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Who owns the group? Very simply stated, the UMNO(government party) people who captain the economy and who soldier for the country. What UMNO say is not Haram. Police brutality is operability. Now you really get the drift on those 40 Ulamas for Ali Baba. That said, they do give back to the community some RM30.0 millions. Well, to their...their buyers, their captive market!
This is the house[R] of Tok Guru Nik Aziz. Plain, petty to some, not prosperity to many and hardly the pinnacle of any captain of industry. At any time of his waking life, he might only have RM2.00 in his pocket. He needs little. People say he gives much.
Did he tell people to revolt? Did he tell them anything new but affirm and clarify what they did was right? He shared those values with Bersih people and they back and with all others on free will.
Bersih 3.0 is clear - citizens want a new government and they want a fair and just means of toppling the present recalcitrant government and its leaders in the forth coming elections.
They say Malaysians "mudah lupa". Yes, we slam the car door closed and leave the keys in. Not all the time but some of the time. And you forget.
In the Royal Commission to Enhance the Operation and Management of the Royal Malaysia Police of 4th February, 2004, the dose of reforms were spelt out in no uncertain terms. But Malaysia dozed off.
