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'It could be organised crime'
KUALA LUMPUR: Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Norian Mai
said the recent attacks against individuals in the surrounding areas of
Kampung Medan could be "organised crimes.''
However, he was quick to add that so far, there were no evidence to
link the incidents to any organisations, political parties or foreigners.
"It is possible that the recent clashes were organised to take advantage
of the situation.
"On our part, the people can be rest assured that all possible
approaches are implemented,'' he told reporters after launching the
194th Police Day celebrations at the Police Training Centre in Jalan
Semarak here yesterday.
On Saturday, MIC president Datuk Seri S. Samy Vellu described the
recent violence against Indians as "organised crimes.''
Norian said over the last 48 hours, there had been no fresh incidents
linked to the Kampung Medan clashes.
The IGP challenged those who questioned police over the actual
number of deaths to provide evidence so that police could conduct
investigations.
"Based on police reports and hospital records, the number of people
who have died so far still stands at six.
"We have nothing to hide. It makes no difference whether there are six
or eight deaths. Why should we want to conceal the number?'' he
asked.
Norian said security in Kampung Medan and its vicinity was not at
threat, adding that about 1,000 personnel were still stationed there to
keep tabs on the situation.
"Although the area is not relatively big, we feel there is a need for
visible police presence,'' he said, adding the people would feel more
secure and could continue with their daily lives.
Norian also said that his men would arrest and charge only those
believed to have commited offences.
He said they would not simply pick up anyone on the streets because it
would be unjust to do so.
"We cannot go around punishing people who are not involved just
because we want to quell the tension and stop the fights,'' he said.
In Ipoh, Samy Vellu said his claim that outsiders had caused the fresh
attacks along the Old Klang Road was true.
He said he was told that outsiders had come to the area after midnight
to to stage the attacks.
"They strike at about 3am in areas where no policemen were in sight
and left before dawn,'' he said, adding that some of them came in cars
while others on motorcycles.
He urged the police to station more personnel at public places in the
wee hours especially at bus stops.
Samy Vellu said he had made daily visits to the areas in Petaling Jaya
ever since the incidents took place.
He said he had seen how the Malays and Indians in the areas lived in
peace and harmony, adding that there were no more fights between the
two races but the people were confused over the fresh attacks.
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