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Saturday December 25, 2010

‘Cops beat me up’

By P. ARUNA
[email protected]

PETALING JAYA: A businessman claimed that he was held and badly beaten up in different locations by policemen who also took RM13,000 of his money and threatened to ruin his business.

At one juncture during his alleged 24-hour nightmare, the policemen also ordered him to make a false report that he had been injured in a car accident and if he refused they threatened to plant a blood-stained parang or drugs in his car.

In pain: Chia claimed the alleged attacks took place at four different locations. – AZHAR MAHFOF / The Star.

Businessman Chia Buang Hing, 34, claimed that a policeman from the narcotics division also threatened to “inject” him with drugs.

Chia alleged that the ordeal that he went through started at about 11pm on Dec 18, when he was stopped at a roadblock while travelling from his home in Tropicana to Kota Damansara.

He claimed a series of brutalities took place at the Dataran Sunway police car park and toilet, the Petaling Jaya police headquarters and outside the Petaling Jaya magistrate’s court.

“I was beaten up outside the court after I made a complain to the magistrate,” the businessman alleged.

Chia said the beatings caused his mouth to froth but a doctor at the Sungai Buloh Hospital merely confirmed that he had had some injuries after an X-ray and told him to go for a medical check-up.

He said he was then repeatedly hit by the policemen, who then handcuffed and dragged him into a police car amid his shouts for help.

He claimed that the policemen took his money and threw it all over the floor and in the toilet bowl. He was also hit by a hard object in the arms and kicked again.

Chia said that in the midst of being knocked about by the policemen, he made some fingerprint marks on the walls of the room and the toilet as evidence that he had been in police custody.

Chia, who was remanded for four days, was finally released on bail on Dec 22. He lodged a police report the next day.

Segambut MP Lim Lip Eng who helped him lodge the report said Chia owned three businesses in the city and had collected money from one of his shops before being stopped at the roadblock.

When contacted, Petaling Jaya district police chief ACP Arjunaidi Mohamed confirmed receiving the report and said investigations into the allegations by Chia were already underway.

 

[|ASIA|]

Published: Saturday December 25, 2010 MYT 5:07:00 PM
Updated: Saturday December 25, 2010 MYT 7:38:54 PM

Beaten businessman identifies cops

By M. KUMAR and ZUHRIN AZAM AHMAD

“I was so afraid that I vomited this morning before coming here,” said businessman Chia Buang Hing.

PETALING JAYA: The businessman, who claimed he was assaulted by policemen while in custody, has identified four of his attackers through line up.

Businessman Chia Buang Hing, 34, accompanied by his lawyer, arrived at Petaling Jaya police headquarters around 11am on Saturday to identify the alleged aggressors.

Chia picked out the four policemen from a line up of over 30.

He also identified one more policeman who, he claimed, was present during the beatings but only watched.

Chia said despite being afraid, he knew he had to face up to the daunting task of confronting his enemies.

“I was so afraid that I vomited this morning before coming here,” he said.

Chia also had his statement taken by officers from Selangor police headquarters.

State CID chief SAC Mohd Adnan Abdullah said a task force has been set up to investigate the case thoroughly. “Nobody is above the law.

If there is evidence, the persons responsible will be charged in court,” he said.

Chia claimed he was allegedly beaten up by policemen who also took RM13,000 of his money after they stopped him at a roadblock at 11pm on Dec 18.

He was travelling from his home in Tropicana to Kota Damansara.

He alleged that the policemen also ordered him to make a false report that he had been injured in a car accident and that, if he refused, they would plant a blood-stained parang or drugs in his car.

Meanwhile, Selangor police chief Deputy Comm Datuk Tun Hisan Hamzah said Saturdy in a statement that Chia was arrested over suspicion of having a parang, heroin and driving a car without displaying its road tax.

He was also suspected of using a yellow royal family VIP membership card, he said.

On the day he was nabbed, Chia was sent to the Sungai Buloh Hospital for medical attention and he was treated as an outpatient, the state police chief said.

The businessman was remanded Dec 19 – 22 over two offences – possession of drugs and parang and he was allowed to see his lawyer and his family while in custody.

“I’d like to stress that the police will ensure that a fair and thorough investigation will be conducted.

“If evidence emerges that there has been an abuse of power, appropriate action will be taken,” he said.

 

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Published: Sunday December 26, 2010 MYT 8:02:00 PM

Two cops in assault case arrested

By M. KUMAR

PETALING JAYA: Two policemen believed to have assaulted a businessman while in custody have been arrested.

The two Constables, were among the six picked out of a line up by the businessman on Saturday at the Petaling Jaya police headquarters.

Selangor police chief Deputy Comm Datuk Tun Hisan Hamzah said the allegations made by businessman, Chia Buang Hing, 34, that he was beaten, threatened and robbed of RM13,000 by the policemen was a very serious matter.

That is why we set up a special task force head by the Selangor CID to investigate this case thoroughly, he told a press conference Sunday.

DCP Tun Hisan said so far 20 statements from various parties including the doctor who examined the victim have been recorded as part of the investigation.

He cautioned however that the arrests did not mean the two policemen were guilty. They were brought in to facilitate in investigations in light of statements taken from witnesses, he said.

He also did not rule out the possibility of more arrests in the future. DCP Tun Hisan said the case has been classified under Section 323 and 379 of the Penal Code for causing grievous hurt and theft.

We have been working around the clock and hope to submit the investigation papers to the Deputy Public Prosecutor (DPP) by tomorrow for further instructions, he said.

Chia had claimed he was allegedly beaten up by policemen who also took RM13,000 of his money after they stopped him at a roadblockat 11pm on Dec 18. He was travelling from his home in Tropicana to Kota Damansara.

He alleged that the policemen also ordered him to make a false report that he had been injured in a car accident and that, if he refused, they would plant a blood-stained machete or drugs in his car.

The businessman was remanded Dec 19 over two offences possession of drugs and machete and he was allowed to see his lawyer and his family while in custody.

 

[GoldenDragon]

In Malaysia, everything can aka M'sia boleh!

 

[wahlaneh]

In Malaysia, everything can aka M'sia boleh!

wahlaneh...
how u know in sg no hab such things?
nobody reports anything nobody will know lor.
but those kana up "ang chia" sure kana whacked out of their daylights lor.

 

[cocobobo]

only one side of story... the fella also looks like some gangster.

looks like some undertable deal gone wrong....