NewzKhairulnizam Rani daripada Bahagian Komunikasi Korporat Urus Setia KPN menerima memorandum daripada wakil LFL Wan Nabilah Dina dan Rania Aljunied di luar Bukit Aman. Di sebelah kanan Nooranis Zulkefly, adik kepada si mati, Noorizwan Zulkefly.KUALA LUMPUR: Keluarga lelaki yang meninggal dunia dalam tahanan polis menolak dakwaan ketua polis Kuala Lumpur bahawa penangkapan dan penahanannya dijalankan mengikut SOP.Adik kepada Noorizwan Zulkefly, Nooranis, menyuarakan kemarahan terhadap dakwaan polis bahawa pihak berkuasa mematuhi protokol sewajarnya.Noorizwan, 42, dikaitkan dengan tiga kes terbaharu, satu melibatkan dadah dan dua melibatkan kesalahan jenayah.Nooranis mendakwa pegawai polis merahsiakan perkara itu daripada keluarga selama 12 hari, dan memaklumkan kakitangan hospital bahawa Noorizwan tidak mempunyai waris sedangkan rumah keluarga mereka hanya terletak lima minit dari IPD Cheras.Beliau berkata, pegawai dari Bukit Aman sebelum ini memberi jaminan kepada keluarganya bahawa IPK Kuala Lumpur dan IPD Cheras tidak akan terlibat dalam siasatan terhadap kematian abangnya."Jadi, mengapa ketua polis Kuala Lumpur mengeluarkan kenyataan mengenai perkara ini sekarang?"Saya tidak mahu kenyataan daripada ketua polis Kuala Lumpur. Saya mahu kenyataan daripada ketua polis negara (KPN).
Kami rakyat Malaysia, dan kami mempunyai hak kami," katanya di pekarangan Bukit Aman.Pihak keluarga sambil diiringi peguam daripada Lawyers for Liberty (LFL) serta ahli masyarakat sivil, berkumpul di luar Bukit Aman untuk menyerahkan memorandum bantahan rasmi yang disokong 53 NGO, kumpulan hak asasi, selain bapa dan lima adik-beradik Noorizwan.Sekitar 60 penyokong berhimpun bagi menyerahkan memorandum kepada Khairulnizam Rani daripada Bahagian Komunikasi Korporat Urus Setia KPN.Mereka yang hadir memegang plakad tertera 'Uniform bukan lesen bertindak sesuka hati' dan 'CCTV lokap! Pelihara semua bukti', sambil melaungkan 'Tangkap pembunuh' dan 'Tuntut keadilan' di luar pintu masuk utama.Memorandum tersebut menyenaraikan empat tuntutan utama, termasuk diklasifikasikan semula kes itu sebagai pembunuhan mengikut Seksyen 302 Kanun Keseksaan, penggantungan dan tangkapan semua pegawai yang terlibat semasa penahanan Noorizwan di IPD Cheras — terutama kakitangan Bahagian D4 — serta penjelasan awam mengenai sebab keluarga itu langsung tidak dimaklumkan.LFL berkata, polis mesti … Khairulnizam Rani from the IGP secretariat’s corporate communications division receives the memorandum from LFL representatives Wan Nabilah Dina and Rania Aljunied outside the Bukit Aman federal police headquarters today.
On the right is Nooranis Zulkefly, brother of the deceased, Noorizwan Zulkefly.KUALA LUMPUR: The family of a man who died in police custody has rejected claims by the Kuala Lumpur police chief that his arrest and detention were carried out in accordance with SOPs.Noorizwan Zulkefly’s younger brother, Nooranis, expressed outrage over claims by the police that they adhered to proper protocolsNoorizwan, 42, had been linked to three recent cases, one involving drugs and two involving criminal offences.Nooranis alleged that officers kept the family in the dark for 12 days, and told hospital staff that Noorizwan had no next of kin despite the family home being located just five minutes from the Cheras police headquarters.He said officers from the Bukit Aman federal police headquarters had previously assured his family that the Kuala Lumpur police headquarters and Cheras police headquarters would not be involved in the investigation into his brother’s death.“So, why is the Kuala Lumpur police chief issuing a statement about this now?“I don’t want a statement from the Kuala Lumpur police chief. I want a statement from the inspector-general of police. We are Malaysians, and we have our rights,” he said outside Bukit Aman today.The family, accompanied by representatives from Lawyers for Liberty (LFL) and civil society members, gathered outside Bukit Aman to submit a formal memorandum of protest endorsed by 53 NGOs, rights groups, as well as Noorizwan’s father and five siblings.About 40 supporters had assembled by 10.30am, growing to about 60 by the time the memorandum was accepted at 11.45am by Khairulnizam Rani from the IGP secretariat’s corporate communications division.Those present held placards reading "Uniform bukan lesen bertindak sesuka hati" (A uniform is not a licence to act at will) and "CCTV lokap!
Pelihara semua bukti" (Lock-up CCTV! Preserve all evidence), while chanting "Tangkap pembunuh" (Arrest the killers) and "Tuntut keadilan" (Demand justice) outside the main gates.The memorandum listed four main demands, including the reclassification of the case as murder under Section 302 of the Penal Code, the suspens…
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