That flare that was thrown at the Nothing To Hide 2.0 gathering in Shah Alam yesterday was not something you can buy from the fireworks sellers in Chow Kit or Masjid India. How did these punks get that flare? Who supplied it to them? Here is the answer : We will never know.
Here is a screen grab from Star TV. That chubby guy (with no head) is wearing a black t shirt that says ‘Security’. Yet he is pushing a chair directly into the fire.
RELATED STORY: Suspects were paid RM50 each to attend forum
These trouble causers were obviously paid to make trouble.
Folks, this is the end of it all.
They are losing control of themselves.
They are getting desperate.
They do not know what to do.
Until a few months back, things were sort of going sideways. Even I was getting worrried. Then suddenly they fired that Felda CEO and everything blew up again.
Then it has been one thing after another. The US DOJ filed the ‘THIRD’ case? Then now they have initiated criminal investigations.
Then that pendatang haram Jawa really embarrassed them about that fake IC name. (The theory is that the pendatang haram Jawa could be working against MO1, he has his own agenda.)
Now this ruckus in Shah Alam.
The longer they postpone the elections, the worse it is getting for them.
They just do not know what to do.
– http://syedsoutsidethebox.blogspot.my
THE suspects who allegedly started the fracas at the Nothing to Hide 2.0 forum yesterday were paid RM50 each to attend the event, police said.
It is learnt that they were among a group of youths asked to wait in Setiawangsa, where they were handed out T-shirts with the Bersatu logo, sources close to the investigation said.
Selangor police, with Shah Alam police taking the lead, are currently going through photos and recordings to identify others in the group. Only three youthsare currently in remand. Their four-day remand ends on Thursday.
The trio in police custody are being investigated under Section 15(2)d of Peaceful Assembly Act, Section 153 of the Penal Code for rioting and Section 8 of Corrosive and Explosive Substance and Offensive Weapons Act.
The forum yesterday turned chaotic when individuals in the crowd started to throw shoes and water bottles at the stage where Bersatu chairman Dr Mahathir Mohamad was answering questions from the floor. As the crowd turned rowdy, Dr Mahathir and other Pakatan Harapan leaders were escorted out to safety.
Bersatu’s security unit apprehended three males aged 17, 18 and 19, and subsequently handed them over to the police.
Bersatu Youth chief Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman said the three were not party members and that they had worn “fake” party T-shirts to the event.
A police source told The Malaysian Insight that urine tests were conducted on the suspects to see if they were under the influence of drugs but the results were negative.
Background checks were also done on the three and the minor was found to be a school dropout form Perlis. The 18- and 19-year olds are college students in Kuala Lumpur.
Checks also revealed that the 18-year-old has a criminal record and is involved in an ongoing rape trial.
–THE MALAYSIAN INSIGHT
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