Wednesday, 26 June 2013

LAHAD DATU ABDUCTION COULD BE FAKE?









KOTA KINABALU: Police are still highly skeptical of a report lodged by a 14-year-old girl who claimed that she was taken from her house in Kampung Tanagian, Lahad Datu, to a plantation where she was confronted by 12 men who were dressed in black early this month.

State Deputy Commissioner of Police, SAC II Datuk Tan Kok Liang, said police investigation at the site revealed no clues or traces of the said men.

“Police believe the girl might have made up the story as investigation showed the girl had suffered from mental illness.

“We will therefore refer her for psychiatric observation,” he said, when asked to comment on the status of police investigation into the case.

On June 17, a woman lodged a police report alleging that her 14-year-old niece was taken from a house in Kampung Tanagian to a plantation where she was confronted by 12 men dressed in black.

According to the report lodged at the Lahad Datu Police Sstation, the woman claimed that her niece had informed her that she was tied up after being brought to the plantation near her house at about 1.30 pm.

In the report, the girl claimed that the men, some armed, had asked her about the whereabouts of two individuals by the name of Bintor and Tasha.

The teenager reportedly told the men that she didn’t know and the men then left her there. She then returned to relate the incident to her aunt.

Sabah Police Commissioner, Datuk Hamza Taib, had said no traces of the men were found when police went to the plantation, and despite being skeptical about the report had indicated that the police would investigate the matter from every angle. (BP)

10 comments:

  1. Laporan positif media mengenai kejayaan pasukan keselamatan mematahkan konflik penceroboh bersenjata dari selatan Filipina di Sabah telah memperkasakan Angkatan Tentera Malaysia (ATM) di persada dunia.

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  2. Panglima Angkatan Tentera Darat Jeneral Datuk Raja Mohamed Affandi Mohamed Noor berkata ATM menjadi terkenal dan dihormati di luar negara disebabkan laporan media yang positif terhadap perjuangan pasukan keselamatan dalam menewaskan penceroboh secara efektif.

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  3. Beliau berkata hasil laporan positif media itu telah meyakinkan negara luar untuk menjalin kerjasama yang lebih erat dengan Malaysia dalam bidang ketenteraan.

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  4. "Imej ini bukan untuk dalam negara sahaja malahan untuk luar negara juga, kerana melalui media, hubungan ATM dan negara luar bertambah erat.

    "Ia juga merupakan satu nilai tambah kepada ATM dalam mewujudkan kolaborasi dengan negara luar," katanya.

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  5. Raja Mohamed Affandi berkata sejak insiden pencerobohan di Lahad Datu itu, media bertungkus-lumus membuat liputan yang mutakhir dan tepat di sana.

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  6. "Saya mengucapkan ribuan terima kasih dan saya yakin ia berjaya dibuat oleh pengamal media," katanya.

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  7. Pencerobohan itu bermula pada 11 Feb lepas apabila 150 pengganas Sulu dari selatan Filipina dikesan memasuki dan berkubu di Kampung Tanduo, 120 kilometer dari Lahad Datu.

    KITA HARAPKAN TRAGEDI SEPERTI INI TIDAK AKAN BERULANG LAGI.ANGGOTA KESELAMATAN SUDAH DITEMPATKAN DI SEMUA KAWASAN BAGI MENGAWAL KEADAAN.

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  8. Pada 5 Mac lepas, pasukan keselamatan terdiri daripada ATM dan Polis Diraja Malaysia melancarkan Operasi Daulat membanteras penceroboh berkenaan melalui strategi Lautan Biru setelah rundingan tiga minggu gagal.

    DEMI KEAMANAN DAN KESELAMATAN SABAH, KERAJAAN AKAN LAKUKAN APA JUGA CARA.

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  9. Kejayaan gerakan ofensif itu menyaksikan 68 pengganas ditembak mati dan 173 orang ditahan mengikut Akta Kesalahan Keselamatan (Langkah-Langkah Khas) 2012 (Sosma) dan 443 lagi atas pelbagai kesalahan lain.

    PASTI ADA MEREKA YANG MASIH BEBAS DAN PASTIKAN MEREKA TIDAK AKAN LEPAS WALAU DI LUBANG CACING

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  10. Hal tentang keamanan dan keselamatan tidak boleh dipandang ringan.Apapun pandangan individu tentang hal ini, semua dinasihatkan untuk sentiasa berhati-hati.

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