Another police 'shoot to kill' incident where 4 persons were killed...
Where did the 'murder' happen? At the site of the robbery...after the robbery? And, if so why were the police already there present and waiting...
Extrajudicial killing must be condemned.... Remember every person is presumed innocent until proven guilty...
The police says that they are robbers ....but alas the dead cannot defend themselves...hence, we need a procedure (an inquest or something else) in place whereby it must be shown to the court that :-
(1) The dead are indeed robbers, as alleged - and some innocent person;
(2) That the police had no choice but to shoot them dead [ Did the police try to arrest them? Did they shoot to disable and arrest ...or to kill?]
Where did the 'murder' happen? At the site of the robbery...after the robbery? And, if so why were the police already there present and waiting...
Extrajudicial killing must be condemned.... Remember every person is presumed innocent until proven guilty...
The police says that they are robbers ....but alas the dead cannot defend themselves...hence, we need a procedure (an inquest or something else) in place whereby it must be shown to the court that :-
(1) The dead are indeed robbers, as alleged - and some innocent person;
(2) That the police had no choice but to shoot them dead [ Did the police try to arrest them? Did they shoot to disable and arrest ...or to kill?]
Four highly wanted and dangerous Indonesian robbers were shot dead by the police at 6.45am in Rawang after they attempted to rob a house in Jinjang here. - Star, 11/8/2009, Four wanted Indonesians killed by police
Just yesterday, my attention was drawn to yet another shoot to kill incident that took place in Sarawak where the police shot dead 5 robbers. See post: 
Were the 5 all robbers? Did they deserve to be all shot dead by the police?, and another relevant newspaper report, - Borneo Post, 11/12/2008, Woman shocked hubby one of five robbers shot dead


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