Hanya 30 Minit Tinjau Lokasi Kejadian.

Panel khas yang ditubuhkan untuk menyiasat insiden kematian Aminulrasyid Amzah, 26 April lepas, memulakan tugas mereka dengan melawat tempat kejadian di sini malam tadi.

Panel yang diketuai Timbalan Menteri Dalam Negeri, Datuk Wira Abu Seman Yusop bersama tujuh anggota lain dilihat mula berkumpul di Hotel Concorde Shah Alam kira-kira pukul 9.30 malam.

Mereka kemudian melawat beberapa lokasi dan laluan yang dipercayai dilalui

Aminulrasyid dan rakannya, Muhamad Azamuddin Omar, kedua-duanya berusia 15, sebelum mangsa terkena tembakan di kepalanya dan mati di riba Muhamad Azamuddin, di tepi sebuah rumah di Jalan 11/2G, Seksyen 11, di sini.

Panel menaiki sebuah bas yang diiringi kereta polis dan kereta peronda.

Antara tempat yang dilawati ialah Bulatan Kayangan dan Restoran Ali Corner di Jalan Platinum G 7/G, Seksyen 7, persimpangan lampu isyarat berhampiran Kompleks PKNS dan bangunan Sirim Berhad.

Rombongan berkenaan tiba di lokasi kejadian kira-kira pukul 11.10 malam dan menghabiskan masa selama 30 minit meninjau kawasan akhir iaitu di jalan utama berhampiran jalan 11/2G dan longkang di mana kereta mangsa terbabas.

Sementara itu, ketika ditemui pemberita Abu Seman berkata tujuan lawatan itu adalah bagi memahami situasi dan gambaran sebenar kejadian.

Turut hadir Ketua Jabatan Siasatan Jenayah Shah Alam, Deputi Superintendan Kamaruddin Ismail.

Bekas Ketua Polis Negara Tun Mohammed Haniff Omar adalah antara lapan anggota panel khas itu.

Anggota panel lain ialah tiga anggota Suruhanjaya Hak Asasi Manusia (Suhakam), pensyarah dan pakar jenayah bebas.

Tiga anggota Suhakam itu ialah Ketua Pegawai Eksekutif Institut Strategi dan Kepimpinan Asia (Asli) Datuk Dr Michael Yeoh, Datuk Seri Muhammad Shafee (peguam) dan Datuk Dr Denison Jayasooria (aktivis).

Dua lagi anggota panel ialah pensyarah Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM) Prof Madya Datuk Abd Halim Sidek dan penganalisis jenayah Kamal Affandi manakala Timbalan Ketua Setiausaha (Keselamatan) Kementerian Dalam Negeri (KDN) Datuk Ahmad Fuad Ab Aziz sebagai setiausaha panel.

Dalam kejadian kira-kira pukul 2 pagi 26 April lepas, Aminulrasyid mati selepas terkena tembakan yang dilepaskan anggota polis peronda apabila remaja itu dikatakan cuba melarikan diri ketika ingin ditahan di Seksyen 11, Shah Alam.

30 Minit Untuk Panel Khas Lawat Lokasi Tragedi Aminulrashid

Hanya 30 minit diperuntuk Panel Khas yang memulakan siasatan kes Aminulrashid Amzah, remaja berusia 15 tahun yang mati ditembak polis, malam tadi.

Mereka diketuai Timbalan Menteri Dalam Negeri, Datuk Wira Abu Seman Yusop bersama tujuh anggota lain dilihat berkumpul di Hotel Concorde Shah Alam kira-kira jam 9.30 malam.

Antara yang dilawati ialah Bulatan Kayangan dan Restoran Ali Corner di Jalan Platinum G 7/G, Seksyen 7, persimpangan lampu isyarat berhampiran Kompleks PKNS dan bangunan Sirim Berhad.

Mereka tiba di lokasi kejadian pada jam 11.10 malam dan meninjau jalan utama berhampiran jalan 11/2G dan longkang, tempat kereta yang dinaiki mangsa mangsa.

Mengikut laporan Bernama, Abu Seman berkata lawatan itu bertujuan memahami situasi dan gambaran sebenar kejadian.

Untuk rekod, ahli keluarga mangsa mendesak mahu kerajaan mengadakan suruhanjaya diraja bagi menyiasat tragedi ini dan penubuhan panel khas dianggap tidak memadai. -TVS

Kit Siang bemoans ‘powerless’ panel in boy’s death

KUALA LUMPUR, May 4 — Lim Kit Siang today described the government’s special panel on Aminulrasyid Amzah’s shooting death as “powerless” and asked the Cabinet to put an end to what he called the Home Ministry’s “guerilla” response to rising public anger.

The DAP leader also criticised the ministry for flip-flopping on the “powers” of the panel.

“The powerless Special Panel into Aminulrasyid’s police killing is neither fish nor fowl even with Tun Haniff as member, as well as other members including former Suhakam commissioner Denison Jayasooria, crime analyst Kamal Affendi Hashim, lawyer Muhammad Shafee Abdullah, Asian Strategy and Leadership Institute (Asli) chief executive officer Dr Michael Yeoh and UiTM deputy vice-chancellor Prof Abdul Halim Sidek.

“The guerilla response of the Home Ministry could be seen from the on-the-run chop-and-change as to what the Special Panel can and cannot do,” he said.

Lim had proposed a royal commission of inquiry to probe the shooting of the 14-year-old schoolboy and for such a panel to be chaired by former Inspector-General of Police Tun Haniff Omar.

However, the ministry announced today that Haniff would be appointed as a member of the special panel headed by Deputy Home Minister Datuk Abu Seman Yusup.

Lim said the Cabinet should be decisive in quelling public confusion on the panel.

“There is profound confusion as to the actual powers and terms of reference of the Special Panel which is neither fish nor fowl even with Tun Haniff as a member

“The Cabinet tomorrow should boldly and decisively put an end to such ‘guerilla’ responses to the police killing of Aminulrasyid, as the repercussions have reached far and wide as to affect public confidence in the independence, efficiency and professionalism of the police force,” he said.

He added that the Cabinet should take a “holistic decision” to establish a royal commission of inquiry into all police shooting deaths since 2005.

Lim also ridiculed Abu Seman over his indecisiveness surrounding the formation of the special panel.

“Abu Seman now claims that the Special Panel is powerful because it is empowered to scrutinise the investigation papers at any time without needing the approval of the police or Attorney-General’s Chambers.

“Where did Abu Seman get such powers? How did a powerless Special Panel become a ‘powerful’ panel overnight? On what basis are the powers of this Special Panel derived from, when the Cabinet had not met on the matter?” he asked.

Aminulrasyid allegedly tried to ram into police officers in Section 11, Shah Alam, which caused them to shoot him in apparent “self-defence”, in the incident which happened at 2am on Monday.

However, the allegation was refuted by Azamuddin Omar, 15, who was the lone passenger in the car.

The young boy died about 100 metres away from his house. -TMI

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