Man claimed he was beaten by auxiliary policemen

A 37-year-old man claimed that he was beaten by auxiliary policemen after attending a company dinner at Centro Club in KL Sentral recently, reported Malay Mail. Krishna Kumar left the club around 1.30 am and walked to his car.

He then realized that his car was clamped since it was parked in a clamping zone. Krishna said he seek help from an auxiliary policeman but was directed to office located on the second floor.

When he reached the office, Krishna raised his voice as the first auxiliary policeman was being rude. He asked them to remove the clamp from his car. However, the auxiliary policeman accused Krishna of being drunk and told him not to raise his voice.

Matters turned ugly when the auxiliary policeman pushed Krishna against a cupboard. He hit his head. Therefore, Krishna shouted towards the auxiliary policeman whether he was a ‘polis bantuan’ or a thug.
It proved to be a mistake as three other uniformed auxiliary policemen approached them and took Krishna down. He was tasered twice on thighs before being handcuffed.

Krishna sustained injuries on his thighs as well as rough handling when the auxiliary policemen handcuffed him. He was sent to Brickfields police station and later on to Bukit Jalil police lockup.

He was released on bail the following day before lodging a complaint against the auxiliary police. Since Krishna sustained injuries, he was unable to work for two days. He intended to find out if the auxiliary policemen are allowed to taser him.

Meanwhile, a KL Sentral spokesperson said they would look into the matter and check CCTV footage before handing it over to the police. Brickfields district deputy police chief Supt Azri Abd Rahman pointed out that the authorities are currently investigating the matter.

Only KL Sentral is allowed to hire auxiliary police to patrol their premises.


comments

all the POLIS boleh!!! same like their big boss NAJIS... do anything what they like!

Malaysian police are only good at bullying the innocent and weak.When comes to facing the criminal they become cowards just like the incident in chow kit road.

I have some questions for you:
1. are you a registered voter?
2. did you vote for the opposition last election?

or did you say:

3. "what the hack, one vote will not make a difference" and stayed home watching TV, sleeping or doing nothing?

If you did NOT vote, then you gave your vote freely to the government of the day and so, this one vote made a big difference!

So, stop complaining! Get out of your cozy ignorance, get registered as a voter and use your Right to vote for the opposition! And if you think one vote is not enough, then I have a math test for you.

If you convince 10 friends or family members to vote for the opposition and make them to convince ten of their friends to do the same and so on, just calculate how many votes YOU can create for the opposition in the next GE.

But if you still stay home and do nothing, then you HAVE LOST YOUR RIGHT TO COMPLAIN!