'We only need a few good cops at the top'
YOURSAY Can Pakatan Rakyat come up with a plan to make honest cops out of the present lot? We only need a few good men at the top...
Police to call Azmin over 'prison break' remark?
Lone_star: Knowing how fair and prim and proper our PDRM is, the rakyat can expect that this is just a prelude to the PDRM calling upon the PM and his deputy to explain what they had been saying at the recent Umno AGM.
The rakyat cannot expect anything less. Politicians are expected to speak metaphorically, but then the police might not be on the same wavelength. Hold your breath and just wait to see the police in rapid-fire action soon.
Ashoka PJ: Aiyoo. In the first place, is Anwar going to jail? And then, if he is going to jail, is it confirmed that Azmin has broken/will break the wall. It's all in their imagination. Catching imaginary convicts from imaginary incidents. All in a dream world. What a laughing stock. How stupid can PDRM get. My God, even my cats can think better.
Freedom7: You wave a keris , hentam the non-Malays, Curi RM250 million ( remember TBH case was only RM2,400)... no case for PDRM & MACC... How to trust Najib?
Queenie: See what I mean about the PDRM springing into action when the opposition is involved? You Pakatan guys better not spit on the road.
2CTS WORTH: The police are just following orders as usual. The desperados are doing every darn thing to thwart the opposition's campaign. They are at their wit's end as illustrated from their lonkang politics. Resorting to foul-mouthing and threats is very damaging to their reputation. The goons don't even realise this. They are piling up points for the opposition.
Anonymous_4115: You have to be proficient in English to know what "figure of speech" means. These police don't come from an English school, so they don't know what Azmin actually meant. Just like "I will burn the hill if you do not give me land". This again is English and does not literally mean burning the hill. So Mr Policeman, go consult a retired English teacher. Better, go after robbers and thieves and also cattle rustlers and cow thieves.
Magic Mountain : Can Pakatan come up with a plan to make honest cops out of the present lot? We only need a few good men at the top....
pitbull: What he said was "tembok kezaliman", but this was reported as "tembok penjara". Bravo PDRM! Low life Umno goons.
maplesyrup: If the police are really hauling up Azmin over his prison break remark, I blame it on the poor education system of this country. The police are a laughing stock for taking his words literally. The police are also practising double-standards, although it should not surprise Malaysians at how they can stoop.
I wonder, why did they not act on the PM's speech last year, when he talked about defending Putrajaya at all costs and alluding to crushed bodies and such bloody imagery in his speech? Come on, PDRM, why don't you work on things that really matter to Malaysians, like our security and snatch thefts?
Raikonen: Wa hah ha... As though Anwar is in prison already? What crime is it to break free in a hypothetical situation? What about Najib talking about crushed bodies to defend Putajaya? Call Jibby in also?
Bender: So many crimes out there to be investigated and so many crooks still free to create all kind of mischief (including one big time she-wolf clothed in cow's skin who robbed the country clean of some RM250 million, and yet still free to roam the country, perhaps looking for other victims...), yet the police busy themselves with chasing after Azmin, over a remark about prison break?
Clearly the police have become Umno's stooge. If such a remark can be considered dangerous in the eyes of the police, I suppose such a remark as bangsat also carries the same weight. I would love to see the police go after the bangsat speaker next. What about a person who talks trash like Mat Rempit on TV, doesn't that count as worthy of investigation too?
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