Johor Pas youth chief Suhaizan Kaiat had alleged that a special branch police officer was apprehended by Pas members in the early morning today for distributing anti-Pas flyers in Pengerang, Johor.
He made the allegation during a Press conference at the Southern Johor Chinese Press Club in Johor Bahru.
He claimed that Pas have pictures of the policeman and that checks with the local police station had confirmed that the policeman is from the special branch.
When pressed by reporters, Suhaizan however admitted that the "policeman" was released shortly after he was detained and no police report had been lodged about the alleged incident.
Now, that's rather convenient isn't it?
Accuse the police of doing a dastardly deed without any evidence and then sit back to see the damage done.
Before I proceed further, here is something I previously wrote about this Suhaizan fella so that you all have a better understanding what kind of a jerk he is - Guan Eng's cute pet pig .
Personally, I am of the opinion that this prick should be charged under the Seditious Act for trying to smear the reputation of our police force.
Please excuse me, as I need to express my anger in Malay for this. I will try not to be too vulgar.
"Sesiapa boleh dakwa polis kalau dah terdesak. Pas dah tersepit dengan isu Israel Anwar dan Bai'ah laknat dunia akhirat, cuba nak cari scapegoat dan divert isu.
"Banyak kerja lain polis nak buat. Apa nak susah-susah sebar risalah. Orang Umno kan ada. Dia orang Pas sebar risalah fitnah cara terang-terangan tak pe pulak. Memang kerja dia orang nak cari isu konon nak dapat simpati....piiiiraaah!!!!
"Selama ini polis berkorban nyawa pertahankan keselamatan orang ramai, tak siapa peduli atau nak puji melangit jauh sekali.
"Dia orang ni sebenarnya jenis manusia tak makan saman. Main jubor 3/4 kali masih nak kata manusia anugerah tuhan.
"Jilat bontot DAP tak apa, tapi orang Islam yang nak hulur tangan berdamai ditolak bulat-bulat.
"Biar dia terjun dengan labu-labunya. Tohmahan mereka ni tak jadi kudis.
"Sebelum ini lagi teruk polis kena bashing but they are still walking tall.
To our good policemen, I salute you all.
He made the allegation during a Press conference at the Southern Johor Chinese Press Club in Johor Bahru.
He claimed that Pas have pictures of the policeman and that checks with the local police station had confirmed that the policeman is from the special branch.
When pressed by reporters, Suhaizan however admitted that the "policeman" was released shortly after he was detained and no police report had been lodged about the alleged incident.
Now, that's rather convenient isn't it?
Accuse the police of doing a dastardly deed without any evidence and then sit back to see the damage done.
Before I proceed further, here is something I previously wrote about this Suhaizan fella so that you all have a better understanding what kind of a jerk he is - Guan Eng's cute pet pig .
Personally, I am of the opinion that this prick should be charged under the Seditious Act for trying to smear the reputation of our police force.
Please excuse me, as I need to express my anger in Malay for this. I will try not to be too vulgar.
"Sesiapa boleh dakwa polis kalau dah terdesak. Pas dah tersepit dengan isu Israel Anwar dan Bai'ah laknat dunia akhirat, cuba nak cari scapegoat dan divert isu.
"Banyak kerja lain polis nak buat. Apa nak susah-susah sebar risalah. Orang Umno kan ada. Dia orang Pas sebar risalah fitnah cara terang-terangan tak pe pulak. Memang kerja dia orang nak cari isu konon nak dapat simpati....piiiiraaah!!!!
"Selama ini polis berkorban nyawa pertahankan keselamatan orang ramai, tak siapa peduli atau nak puji melangit jauh sekali.
"Dia orang ni sebenarnya jenis manusia tak makan saman. Main jubor 3/4 kali masih nak kata manusia anugerah tuhan.
"Jilat bontot DAP tak apa, tapi orang Islam yang nak hulur tangan berdamai ditolak bulat-bulat.
"Biar dia terjun dengan labu-labunya. Tohmahan mereka ni tak jadi kudis.
"Sebelum ini lagi teruk polis kena bashing but they are still walking tall.
To our good policemen, I salute you all.
