Category: Crime

Call on the IGP, Tan Sri Rahim Noor to rethink police philosophy which seems to deviate from being custodian of law and order and protector of the people to become a law unto itself

by Parliamentary Opposition Leader, DAP Secretary-General and MP for Tanjong, Lim Kit Siang, after meeting the Police in Bukit Aman on Thursday, September 28, 1995 at noon to present An Indictment of Police bias when investigating government leaders and police officers as compared to Opposition leaders:

Call on the IGP, Tan Sri Rahim Noor to rethink police philosophy which seems to deviate from being custodian of law and order and protector of the people to become a law unto itself

Yesterday evening, just before I left the DAP Hqrs for the Subang International Airport to catch a flight to Penang, I learn of the Bukit Aman police statement that I have been asked to give clarification to the CId Director. Datuk Mohd Said Awang on my statements calling on the police to withdraw the report against Irene Fernandez for criminal defamation, to co-operate in an independent inquiry into Tenaganita allegations about mal-treatment of Bangladeshi and other illegal immigrants in Imigration detention camps and for expressing my lack of confidence in the impartiality and independence of the Police when it has to conduct investigations involving government leaders and the Police. Continue reading Call on the IGP, Tan Sri Rahim Noor to rethink police philosophy which seems to deviate from being custodian of law and order and protector of the people to become a law unto itself

Kit Siang commends the Penang Police for its swift and successful action in apprehending the three Indonesian immigrants who had been responsible for a spate of burglaries, including gang-rape, in Penang

by Parliamentary Opposition Leader, DAP Secretary-General and MP for Tanjung, Lim Kit Siang, in Penang on Friday, December 4,1992:

Kit Siang commends the Penang Police for its swift and successful action in apprehending the three Indonesian immigrants who had been responsible for a spate of burglaries, including gang-rape, in Penang

The Penang Police is to be highly commended for its swift and successful action in apprehending the three Indonesian immigrants who had been responsible for a spate of armed robberies and crimes, including the gang-rape of a 19-year-old store clerk in her Island Glades home. This is indeed a feather in the cap of the Penang Police. Continue reading Kit Siang commends the Penang Police for its swift and successful action in apprehending the three Indonesian immigrants who had been responsible for a spate of burglaries, including gang-rape, in Penang

Call on the Cabinet to respond to the widespread concern and fear of parents about the safety of their daughters following recent spate of rape and murder cases in the country

By Parliamentary Opposition Leader, DAP Secretary-General and MP for Tanjung. Lim Kit Siang, in Petaling Jaya on Friday, Sept. 18, 1987:

Call on the Cabinet to respond to the widespread concern and fear of parents about the safety of their daughters following recent spate of rape and murder cases in the country

Parents are literally living in fear about the safety of their daughters, following the recent spate of rape and murder cases in the country. Continue reading Call on the Cabinet to respond to the widespread concern and fear of parents about the safety of their daughters following recent spate of rape and murder cases in the country

DAP calls on all Malaysian to take a firm stand against the rising wave of illegal Indonesian immigrant crimes in Malaysia by making every Barisan Nasional Minister, Deputy Minister, Mp and Assemblyman responsible for every such incident

Speech by Parliamentary Opposition Leader, DAP Secretary-General And MP for Kota Melaka, Lim Kit Siang, at the Dap protest meeting against illegal Indonesian immigrant crimes held at Cheras 9m.s. on Tuesday, Dec. 3, 1985 at 8 p.m.

DAP calls on all Malaysian to take a firm stand against the rising wave of illegal Indonesian immigrant crimes in Malaysia by making every Barisan Nasional Minister, Deputy Minister, Mp and Assemblyman responsible for every such incident.

The cold-blooded murder of a video company officer, Gee See Kao, 25, in his Taman Murni house at 15km Jalan Cheras, Kuala Lumpur, on Friday, 29.11.1985 by illegal Indonesian immigrant who broke into his house to commit armed robbery is the lasted in a long list of illegal Indonesian immigrant crime in Malaysia. Continue reading DAP calls on all Malaysian to take a firm stand against the rising wave of illegal Indonesian immigrant crimes in Malaysia by making every Barisan Nasional Minister, Deputy Minister, Mp and Assemblyman responsible for every such incident

Call on the authorities to take firm action to prevent the Peninsular States in Malaysia degenerating into another Sabah where Law and order have been gravely undermined by rampant illegal immigration

by Parliamentary Opposition Leader, DAP Secretary-General and MP for Petaling, Lim Kit Siang, in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday, Nov. 25, l98l:

Call on the authorities to take firm action to prevent the Peninsular States in Malaysia degenerating into another Sabah where Law and order have been gravely undermined by rampant illegal immigration

The DAP is gravely shocked by the cold-blooded murder of Police Constable Jidin Bin Jalil, 54, at a Rembau petrol station in Negeri Sembilan yesterday by a wanted criminal, who is believed to be an Indonesian illegal immigrant too. Continue reading Call on the authorities to take firm action to prevent the Peninsular States in Malaysia degenerating into another Sabah where Law and order have been gravely undermined by rampant illegal immigration

Call on attacker on Lu Ting Yu to surrender himself to the Police

3. Call on attacker on Lu Ting Yu to surrender himself to the Police

The Malaysian Chinese community, and I am sure the entire Malaysian society if they are aware of it, is revolted by the despicable attack on Lu Ting Yu, Vice President of the Chinese Teachers’ Federation and Asst. Secretary of the Merdeka University project.

The people as a whole, I am sure, knows who is responsible for this despicable deed. I do not believe the person who attacked Lu Ting Yu really knows who he was attacking. But he has committed not only an offence, but committed a great wrong against the cause and movement for which Lu Ting Yu has given his life for – the cause of Chinese education and Merdeka University. Continue reading Call on attacker on Lu Ting Yu to surrender himself to the Police

DAP to raise in Parliament the shooting of two tappers by security forces in Kuala Kangsar

Speech by DAP Secretary-General and Member of Parliament for Bandar Melaka, Lim Kit Siang, at a DAP Public Rally at Kuala Kangsar on Friday, 28th June 1974 at 9 p.m.

1. DAP to raise in Parliament the shooting of two tappers by security forces in Kuala Kangsar

I have given notice to Parliament that I will raise the matter of the shooting of two innocent women tappers, Lee Lai Mai, 26, and Wong Yue Kew, at Kampong Ribai, Kuala Kangsar, by security forces on 27.5.1974 at about 4 a.m. while they were cycling to their morning tapping. Continue reading DAP to raise in Parliament the shooting of two tappers by security forces in Kuala Kangsar

DAP shocked by shooting of IGP, Tan Sri Abdul Rahman and sends condolence to family of Tan Sri Abdul Rahman

DAP shocked by shooting of IGP, Tan Sri Abdul Rahman and sends condolence to family of Tan Sri Abdul Rahman

The DAP is shocked by the shooting of the IGP, Tan Sri Abdul Rahman, in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. The DAP deplores violence of any form. in the country.

The DAP has sent a telegram of condolence to the widow Puan Sri Halimah and his seven children.

A letter to Editor of Thong Pao- Fund for Mr. Chan Kok Seng

(8.1.69)
Sir,

I enclose a small personal contribution of $20 towards the fund for Mr. Chan Kok Seng, to fit him with artificial limbs. I appeal to all charitable and kind-hearted Malaysian, from all walks of life, to make their contribution to rehabilitate the life of an unfortunate youth.

The ordeal of Mr.Chan Kok Seng has two lessens for us:

Lessen One: There is increasing lawlessness in the country with open robbery, extortion and violence in the towns mounting over the months.

This reflects not only the inability of the police to maintain law and order, but the failure of the government’s social and economic policies to provide a good life for every Malaysian. Continue reading A letter to Editor of Thong Pao- Fund for Mr. Chan Kok Seng

Proposal for good behaviour prisoners

The proposal to allow good-behaviour prisoners at the end of their sentence to have weekly family reunion is an enlightened and progressive one, as it will help to condition them to return to normal family life.

It is in keeping with the modern emphasis on the rehabilitation aspect of the penal system, instead of on the penalty aspect. Continue reading Proposal for good behaviour prisoners