DAP to bring up the Chang
Ming Tian Fund Scandal and several other cases to the CPO of Selangor
for actions
Statement
by Ronnie Liu
(Petaling Jaya,
Thursday):
DAP welcomes the setting up of public
complaints department by various state police headquarters to handle police
abuse and other insufficiencies. I will write in to seek a meeting with the
Selangor CPO Datuk Fauzi and his team, hoping to bring up several cases for
his attention and actions.
My colleagues and I have made numerous
police reports with various police stations in Selangor in the past. But
most of these cases were left unexplained for months by the respective
investigation teams.
We have even highlighted some of these
cases to Bukit Aman Police Headquarters, but sad to say that we have yet to
see any positive actions taken by the police till this day.
These police insufficiencies have not
only delayed the process of justice, but have seriously dampened the public
spirit and willingness to work with the police on combating crimes.
The cases we would like to highlight
with Datuk Fauzi include:
1. The RM10 million Chang Ming
Tian Education Fund and the role of Tun Ling Liong Sik.
2. The RM40 million Aik Hua
Holdings debacle and the role of MCA leaders.
3. The 10,000-acre forest land
and logging scam and the role of Pahang Mentri Besar Tan Sri Adnan Yaccob.
4. The transfer of ownership
involving a smallholder and a local MCA leader in Kalumpang new village.
5. The RM4 million Ringgit
breach of contract involving hundreds of Indians from the low income group.
6. The assault case involving a
Shah Alam houseowner and some foreign workers.
We also hope to discuss with
Datuk Fauzi on issues pertaining to snatch-thefts and other crimes as
Selangor has now topped the national crime rate chart, even worse than
Kuala Lumpur and Johor.
(29/7/2004)
* Ronnie
Liu, DAP national publicity secretary
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