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A video clip depicting an angry man giving a cop a tongue-lashing, threatening to beat up the officer, has been making the rounds on the Internet. It is believed that the man could have been the driver of a trailer and had hit a car along the highway. There were three auxiliary police officers at the scene.
However, the situation became tense AFTER one of the police officers allegedly UTTERED obscenities at the man. Contacted later, Human Rights Party (HRP) information chief S Jayathas CRITICISED the police officer for not handling the incident in the PROPER MANNER. HRP had uploaded the video to its site, PRAISING THE MAN for BEING “BRAVE”.
Meanwhile, Bukit Aman assistant managing director (public relations) ACP Ramli Mohamed Yoosuf said that police had TAKEN NOTE of the video clip. “We’ve taken note of this, and we’re taking action. I’ve seen the clip, and though I do not want to pre-judge the case, I believe that somewhere, somehow the civilian was hurt, emotionally, in the incident,” said Ramli.
He said he believed the officer involved was an auxiliary policeman. “It does NOT represent the majority of the police force. This was fortunately taped because it can serve as a LESSON to other officers in the way we communicate with the public and even among ourselves,” he added.
A video clip depicting an angry man giving a cop a tongue-lashing, threatening to beat up the officer, has been making the rounds on the Internet. It is believed that the man could have been the driver of a trailer and had hit a car along the highway. There were three auxiliary police officers at the scene.
However, the situation became tense AFTER one of the police officers allegedly UTTERED obscenities at the man. Contacted later, Human Rights Party (HRP) information chief S Jayathas CRITICISED the police officer for not handling the incident in the PROPER MANNER. HRP had uploaded the video to its site, PRAISING THE MAN for BEING “BRAVE”.
Meanwhile, Bukit Aman assistant managing director (public relations) ACP Ramli Mohamed Yoosuf said that police had TAKEN NOTE of the video clip. “We’ve taken note of this, and we’re taking action. I’ve seen the clip, and though I do not want to pre-judge the case, I believe that somewhere, somehow the civilian was hurt, emotionally, in the incident,” said Ramli.
He said he believed the officer involved was an auxiliary policeman. “It does NOT represent the majority of the police force. This was fortunately taped because it can serve as a LESSON to other officers in the way we communicate with the public and even among ourselves,” he added.