Controversial blogger Papagomo, who is currently on police bail over the Low Yat Plaza riot case, stressed that he will wait for the cops to investigate rather than flee abroad like the infamous sex blogger Alvin Tan.

"I am a Malaysian citizen, I am not gonna run anywhere. I am not like Alvin Tan, run here and there," he told Malaysiakini when contacted.

Tan fled the country after being charged for three offences over his infamous Facebook posting, showing he and his partner Vivian Lee eating pork soup ( bah kut teh ) with the words 'Selamat Berbuka Puasa' during the fasting month in 2013.

Tan and Lee ( photo ) also uploaded their pornographic photos.

Papagomo was arrested in the wee hours of Wednesday after online postings of his purportedly fuelled racial sentiments which led to the riot outside the popular IT shopping complex in Kuala Lumpur.

Apart from Papagomo, more than 20 people were arrested in connection with the riot including Malay Armed Forces Veterans Association president Mohd Ali Baharom and Bagan Umno division head Shaik Hussein Mydin.

Papagomo, whose real name is Wan Muhammad Azri Wan Deris, was released on police bail last Friday.

No instruction to prosecute

Wan Muhammad said the police are completing the investigation which includes a probe over several fake accounts using his name.

He added that so far he has not been informed on whether he would be charged.

"I am on Raya holiday, I didn't get my Raya (vacation) on my first day.

"I am outside Kuala Lumpur and will be back on Thursday. No rally (for me) or call by police (for investigation)," he said.

Papagomo is being investigated under section 4 of the Sedition Act and section 505 of the Penal Code section 505, his lawyer Ahmad Shuaib Ismail said when contacted.

"No instruction to prosecute Wan (Muhammad) Azri (Wan Deris) in court and he was given police bail,"he added.

Violence erupted at Low Yat Plaza on July 12 following a handphone theft and a fight there a day earlier.

A mob of 200 people turned up at the entrance of Low Yat Plaza and had gone on a rampage.

At least six people were injured including several media personnel.