Polis buat serbuan...ambil(rampas) barangan termasuk daripada 'gambling den' - lepas itu pasang dan pakai sendiri CCTV di Balai Polis - Saya percaya ini salah? Inilah apa yang dilapurkan dalam media baru-baru ini...(Mungkin kesilapan lapuran?)
"The previous OCS installed a CCTV system as a measure to scare the officers as there were a few who were stealing things. He installed it with his own initiative and even took a few CCTV cameras from the gambling dens they raided here," said Harun[Asst Supt Harun Abu Bakar], who took over as station chief in January.
Bila polis menyerbu dan ambil barangan daripada tempat yang disyaki telah berlaku jenayah, atau daripada individu yang disyaki melakukan jenayah, ianya adalah untuk tujuan penyiasatan sahaja - tak boleh ambil barang orang, selepas itu pakai sendiri atau jual pada orang lain...atau simpan terus...
Barang yang rampas itu mesti disimpan dalam tempat khas, di mana semua bukti/keterangan disimpan.
Jika selepas penyiasatan, tidak ada tindakan pendakwaan di Mahkamah, harus dikembalikan semua barangan kepada tuan punya - mungkin bukan barang-barang haram saperti dadah merbahaya, senjata, benda yang dicuri...Tetapi semua barangan lain, yang tak akan digunakan sebagai bukti di bicara harus dikembalikan kepada tuan punya...
Kenapa simpan CCTV - ini juga pelik. Jika simpan 'recording' CCTV, boleh dikatakan munasabah...tetapi 'kamera CCTV'...Ada CCTV di tempat perniagaan atau rumah sendiri bulan salah kecuali CCTV itu bahan curi? barang yang diseludup?
Adakah tuan punya 'gambling den' ini didakwa? Adakah kes itu selesai? Kalau tak selesai, dan kes masih disiasat...mungkin ada sebab untuk polis simpan barangan yang diambil dari tempat yang disyaki berlaku jenayah...?
Akhir bicara, Mahkamah akan memutuskan apa yang harus dilakukan dengan barangan yang dirampas dan dikemukakan sebagai bukti...
Jadi, kenapa CCTV ini tidak dikembalikan?
Apa yang dikatakan saksi, Asst Supt Harun Abu
Bakar, sangat serius - dia dilapurkan menyatakan bahawa OCS(Officer in Charge of Police Station) sebelum ini yang gunakan CCTV yang dirampas untuk Balai Bandar Baru Klang...Sekarang ada tindakan jenayah akan diambil terhadap polis ini?
Apa kata IGP? Apa kata Pendakwa Raya? - Adakah apa yang telah dilakukan ini OK? Bolehkah polis buat sesuka hati barangan yang dirampas semasa serbuan polis?
Lapuran berita ini mengenai satu kes 'mati dalam tahanan polis' - di mana sedih sekali sehingga kini tak ada CCTV yang mempunyai kebolehan rekod...di semua balai polis di Malaysia. Apa macam kerajaan UMNO-BN - bukankah ini satu perkara yang amat diberlukan untuk memastikan salah laku dibalai polis berkurangan...
Sebenarnya, mungkin masa sudah tiba untuk semua polis diberikan CCTV peribadi semasa bertugas...ini akan mengurangkan rasuah dan salahlaku lain dikalangan polis di Malaysia..
Pos berkaitang mengenai penyiasatan EAIC mengenai kematian dalam tahanan, sila lihat
CCTVs with no recording, and no police officers monitoring CCTVS - Death in Custody?
uesday, 6 June 2017 | MYT 4:43 PM
CCTV cameras were dummies, police station chief tells EAIC hearing
PETALING JAYA: The CCTV cameras installed
at the Bandar Baru Klang police station were dummies intended to deter
thieving officers serving in the station, said Asst Supt Harun Abu
Bakar.
The officer in charge of the police station (OCS) said this during the Enforcement Agency Integrity Commission (EAIC) hearing to investigate the death of 44-year-old S. Balamurugan who died in custody in the station lock-up.
He was responding to questions from hearing chairman Datuk Yaacob Md Sam, who had asked what was the purpose of having CCTV cameras in the station when they could only display but not record footage.
Harun explained that the four cameras installed around the station were intended to "warn officers that they were being watched".
"The previous OCS installed a CCTV system as a measure to scare the officers as there were a few who were stealing things. He installed it with his own initiative and even took a few CCTV cameras from the gambling dens they raided here," said Harun, who took over as station chief in January.
He added that the system was effective as only a few officers knew that the cameras in the station could not record footage.
Asked on whether the room which displayed the footage was monitored, Harun said he did not have sufficient manpower in his station and felt that they had more pressing matters to attend to.
"I feel the CCTV system is important and needs to be monitored but we don't have enough people," he said.
Balamurugan died in custody on Feb 8 after he was arrested with two other men and brought to the Bandar Baru Klang station for questioning.
Fellow detainees Ang Kian Kok and K. Tamilarasan had both said they along with Balamurugan were beaten up by an officer named Moganes at the station and their description of the beatings tallied with post-mortem findings on Balamurugan's body.
The lack of a functioning CCTV camera system in the station has made it difficult for the investigations to take place. - Star, 6/6/2017
Read more at http://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2017/06/06/cctv-cameras-were-dummies-police-station-chief-tells-eaic-hearing/#YekmrYyrFeRdgQsH.99
The officer in charge of the police station (OCS) said this during the Enforcement Agency Integrity Commission (EAIC) hearing to investigate the death of 44-year-old S. Balamurugan who died in custody in the station lock-up.
He was responding to questions from hearing chairman Datuk Yaacob Md Sam, who had asked what was the purpose of having CCTV cameras in the station when they could only display but not record footage.
Harun explained that the four cameras installed around the station were intended to "warn officers that they were being watched".
"The previous OCS installed a CCTV system as a measure to scare the officers as there were a few who were stealing things. He installed it with his own initiative and even took a few CCTV cameras from the gambling dens they raided here," said Harun, who took over as station chief in January.
He added that the system was effective as only a few officers knew that the cameras in the station could not record footage.
Asked on whether the room which displayed the footage was monitored, Harun said he did not have sufficient manpower in his station and felt that they had more pressing matters to attend to.
"I feel the CCTV system is important and needs to be monitored but we don't have enough people," he said.
Balamurugan died in custody on Feb 8 after he was arrested with two other men and brought to the Bandar Baru Klang station for questioning.
Fellow detainees Ang Kian Kok and K. Tamilarasan had both said they along with Balamurugan were beaten up by an officer named Moganes at the station and their description of the beatings tallied with post-mortem findings on Balamurugan's body.
The lack of a functioning CCTV camera system in the station has made it difficult for the investigations to take place. - Star, 6/6/2017
Read more at http://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2017/06/06/cctv-cameras-were-dummies-police-station-chief-tells-eaic-hearing/#YekmrYyrFeRdgQsH.99
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