REMOVE ARTICLE OR FACE COURT ACTION?

Dear Editor,

REFER to the article 'AmericanTourist Found Dead In Hotel Room', we regret that the photo that he posted on Sabahkini.net, the imperial International Hotel no more exsit and many of our client said that the incident accured in our Hotel (Imperial Boutec Hotel) that because he mention Imperial Hotel Room.

The incident has been spread out in the facebook also, our hotel business has been disturbed. So we had already consulted and reported to the police (refer to the case no Karamunsing/013745/12).

With advised from the police we hope that your removed the articel from the internet immediately. We also reserved the right to claimed any of the business lost from you.

Best Regards,

IMPERIAL BOUTEC HOTEL

(EDITOR NOTE: Sabahkini.net only agree to remove the article after IMPERIAL BOUTEC HOTEL produce the injunction from court of law)

MEANWHILE in same relation story, Borneo Post report that Police have detained a local man in connection with the death of an American man at a hotel in the city on Monday.

State Police Commissioner Datuk Hamza Taib said the 26-year-old man was arrested in the city centre around 2am yesterday, about 11 hours after Paire Jeffrey Scott, 46, was found dead in a room of the hotel. He said the local man was detained as he was the last person with the victim.

A cleaner with the hotel found the man’s body in a pool of blood around 3pm on Monday. It was said the victim arrived in the state capital on August 9 from the Philippines and checked into the hotel on Saturday.

He left the hotel early in the morning on Sunday and apparently returned around 2am the next day with multiple injuries, including three wounds on his head and one on his arm.

“We managed to back track the victim’s whereabouts before the incident happened, which led police to detain the local man to assist in our investigation,” said Hamza.

“It is still too early to determine what actually happened but investigation has led police to rule out any incident in the hotel which led to the victim’s death.

“We are still investigating the case from all angles,” he said, adding that the victim’s family had been informed of the incident through the US Embassy. The case is being investigated under Section 302 of the Penal Code.