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Sunday, June 24, 2018

‘TIPU TIPU, SHE DID NOT KIDNAP ME’: POLICE STIR UP NEW HORNETS NEST, BREAK DOWN DOOR OF MALAY WOMAN LAWYER’S HOME, ARREST & DETAIN HER & HER ALLEGEDLY ‘KIDNAPPED’ CLIENT – IF ONLY IGP FUZI AS COMMITTED IN FINDING INDIRA GANDHI’S DAUGHTER

A screengrab from a Facebook video showing a policewoman who wanted to handcuff Siti Kasim at the Kajang district police headquarters on June 24, 2018.
A screengrab from a Facebook video showing a policewoman who wanted to handcuff Siti Kasim at the Kajang district police headquarters on June 24, 2018.
“They want to arrest me based on a police report made by the mother who claimed I kidnapped her daughter,” Siti said at the police station in a video posted on Facebook.
Anis immediately can be heard shouting from behind the closed door of an adjacent room: “That’s not true. Dia tak kidnap I. Itu tipu tipu!” (That’s not true. She didn’t kidnap me. Those are lies!)
Siti then yelled at a plainclothes policeman and threatened to sue the police for damaging her house, after which she was arrested. A policewoman even brought out a pair of handcuffs and only to put them away when Siti promised to cooperate.
“I’m trying to save a girl from her crazy mother, and yet, this is what you’re doing.
“Why did you raid my house? I can assure you this will get to the IGP (inspector-general of police). The so-called victim brought her aunts saying this is not true, she wants to see me as her lawyer,” said Siti in the video.
In another video posted on Facebook, two women who claimed to be Anis’ aunts alleged that the 24-year-old was mentally and physically abused by their sister.
“I’m thankful to Siti Kasim for getting her out of this,” said one of them.
The other woman, who identified herself as Anis’ aunt, accused her eldest sister of being a “very violent lady”.
“We have to save her daughter,” she said.
According to Sisters in Islam (SIS) programme manager Shareena Sheriff, Anis left her home in Putrajaya last January, where she was living with her mother.
After living in a shelter for a month, Anis managed to find a job in a legal firm and moved out of the shelter to live on her own.
“Unfortunately for her, the mother lodged police reports and told Jais that she’s mentally unstable and that her ‘aqidah’ (faith) is in question,” Siti wrote on Facebook on Thursday, referring to the Selangor Islamic Religious Department (Jais).
Shareena said Jais summoned Anis on Thursday.
The religious authorities were accompanied by the police who took Anis to a hospital, claiming that the 24-year-old suffered from mental health issues.
A source, who requested anonymity, told Malay Mail that the hospital took Anis’ bodily fluids without her consent or a police warrant before Siti arrived at the hospital.
“Siti asked her if she wanted to stay or go with Siti. There was a scuffle between the police and her. She went with Siti and Siti brought her to her place,” said the source.
The source said that allegations concerning Anis’ mental health were unfounded, claiming that the woman’s mother had never sought psychiatric help.
Last night’s troubles began when the police entered Siti’s home and took Anis while the lawyer was away.
Faha Deva Arunasalam, who represented Siti, told Malay Mail at about 1.50am that that the police were recording Siti’s statement.
“They seem to now be cooperating with her,” he said.

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