Malaysia Bersih 709 - Truth or Lie from the PM?

After the Kuala Lumpur 709 Bersih 2.0 event, the PM of Malaysia declared to the press that the police did not have any body contact with the peaceful protestors. He also complimented the police force of Malaysia for controlling the situation well.

However, there are many evidences of policemen abusing human rights captured and uploaded to Youtube. Policemen were seen beating up civilians and using weapons.

Meanwhile, some people claimed that the opposition leader Anwar was taking advantage of the situation and worsening the situation.


Comments:

he didn't lie~ tear gas, riot shield, water canon & baton is really his standard of minimum force~ usually he'll order the police to use C4~

najib jib ur jibai ! talk alot of bullshit o0o

what kind of "Dick Language" he is talking ???

police lied...minister lied ..Pm lied....enuff said ...dear all malaysians open your eyes, your mind ....the video says it all...these kind of police brutality has to stopped....its really sad to see that this kind of thing happening in malaysia ..we r not living in a third world country ...

police disrespecting the malaysian flag?? LOL. So, what are you gonna do with your police force?

seriously?! how can he get away wit tat...wats the diff wit "my dog ate my assignments?"

Indonesian Policeman Dancing & Lip Sync'ing to Hindi Song

According to ASIAONE:

'Bollywood' cop becomes YouTube hit
The New Paper
Fri, Apr 08, 2011


A JAKARTA policeman has become an instant favourite. Not for his ability to tackle crime, but for a talent totally unconnected to his job.

His rendition of a Bollywood song while on duty became a YouTube hit with more than half a million views.

In the video, policeman Norman Kamaruis seen in his police uniform, lip-syncing and dancing to a song by Indian movie star Shah Rukh Khan while sitting at his post.

This did not go down well with his superiors,who wanted him punished. But netizens sprang to his defence and applauded him for showing a "human side", Jakarta Globe reported.

"Mr Policeman, I like your style! Keep your head up, ignore what they say. You're cool!", a viewer named Aldebaran wrote.

Indonesia's National Police chief said he could see the funny side of the incident but insisted that disciplinary action was still necessary.

General Timur Pradopo conceded that officer Kamaru had"good creativity", but said "the sanctions would serve as guidance for him".

Gen Pradopo,who laughed as he was questioned by journalists, said he would let the officer's department determine the punishment.

Creative

"It is funny,"he was quoted as saying. "If the public consider it as good, it means he's creative.

"But he was on duty, so we will let the police chief guide him, meaning to direct him to express his creativity while he is not on duty."

In the end, the police have decided not to punish the officer, spokesman Anton Bachrul Alam said yesterday. The spokesman said the video was a creative endeavour and showed talent that must be "nurtured as an asset", Jakarta Post reported.

Officer Kamaru said one of his superiors had asked him to perform the song in front of his colleagues.

A colleague said that he has a fascination for Bollywood music and films.

"He sings and dances to entertain us,he makes us laugh. He's a star," the officer told Jakarta Globe.