Fuzz on Fire

Issue regarding the cops was microwaved and its steaming hot now.

Recently, there were some articles in the papers about police shooting some people in car believe to pose threat to the law enforcers. Initially, I thought it was some gangster who were tracked and shot. Later while surfing the net, I was shocked to know the details of that incident.

The group of 5 in the car was just another teenage group hanging out on a normal night which then turned into a horrifying, bloody, cold night.

Norizan, the only survivor from the dreadful incident took few bullet shots. Two in the arm, one in the ribs, one in the wrist causing a complete fracture of the wrist and a close shave of the bullet from penetrating the heart. She was also kicked violently after being shot by the police. Norizan lodged a report against the police service.

As usual, the police came up with various cover ups to clean their records.
1. They said that axes and crow bars were found in the car.

2. The car occupants tried to ramp the police car.

I always wonder, why does the Malaysian police service make their lies very obvious? Malaysians are not that dumb.

Questions I would like to ask the police.
1. How did you know that there were axes and crow bars in the car before you started open firing?

2. How did the axes and crow bars posed threat to you in a fully armored and loaded police car?

3. Based on the medical report, Norizan was shot from the back. If you say that the occupants tried to ramp you, did they ramp you in reverse or in go-stand? I never heard or seen anything like this even in fast and furious.

The story of Norizan will be the eye opener for all Malaysians to wake up and realize how 'efficient' is the police service. This case must be taken seriously because it involves us, the citizens. Today is Norizan, tomorrow might be you or me.

Deisi