Polis tembak mati pelajar selepas kejar-mengejar

SHAH ALAM – Seorang remaja lelaki disyaki penyamun mati ditembak selepas kereta dipandu suspek itu didakwa cuba merempuh anggota polis peronda di Jalan 11/2G, Seksyen 11 di sini semalam.

Ketua Polis Selangor, Datuk Khalid Abu Bakar berkata, dalam kejadian pada pukul 2 pagi itu, dua kereta peronda polis bersama empat anggota dikatakan bertembung dengan kereta jenis Proton Iswara Aeroback dinaiki dua lelaki yang berada dalam keadaan mencurigakan di Jalan Tarian 11/2 di sini.

“Anggota polis meminta pemandu kereta itu berhenti namun kereta itu dipecut laju menyebabkan polis melepaskan tembakan ke arah tayar kereta tersebut.
“Kereta itu kemudian terbabas di bahu jalan di Jalan Makyong,” kata beliau di sini semalam.
Menurut Khalid, seorang daripada lelaki itu dapat keluar dari kereta dan melarikan diri menyebabkan dua anggota polis mengejar lelaki itu.
Dua lagi anggota polis yang cuba memeriksa keadaan kereta itu terkejut apabila mendapati kereta tersebut mengundur dan cuba melanggar polis.
“Salah seorang anggota polis yang cuba mempertahankan diri telah melepaskan tembakan mengenai pemandunya.
“Pemandu kereta itu, Aminulrashid Amzah, 15, mati terkena tembakan,” kata beliau.
kredit : kosmo.com.my

BN wins Hulu Selangor

KUALA KUBU BARU, April 25 - Barisan Nasional’s (BN) P Kamalanathan has won a hard-fought Hulu Selangor by-election in what will be seen as a boost for Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s administration, but Pakatan Rakyat (PR) is expected to take heart from the close margin. BN won today’s poll by just 1725 votes, recouping spoilt votes which contributed to its defeat in Election 2008, but failing to convincingly bury a strong PR. Earlier today, Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin had set a target of winning by up to 6,000 votes as observers had noted that BN needed to win big after pulling out all the stops during the campaign to justify Najib’s personal involvement and its pork-barrelled spending.

The ruling coalition had thrown everything and the kitchen sink at the campaign in an attempt to to put it on track to recovery after a string of by-election defeats since Election 2008. BN had lost in all by-elections in the peninsular since 2008, except for its stronghold of Bagan Pinang in Negri Sembilan, which it retained in a by-election last October. In today’s vote, Kamalanathan obtained 24,997 votes while Zaid received 23,272. The results suggest BN and PR are still neck and neck in the battle for support from Malaysians, particularly in the peninsular. http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/lite/