Isn't This Amazing Police Efficiency In A True Democracy? Or Do You Disagree?

An opposition politician is facing up to 20 years in jail after police yesterday claimed they have built a strong case of attempted murder against him.

The 44-year-old politician is being investigated for trying to run over a site supervisor with his car at Kampung Berembang off Jalan Ampang on Wednesday.
The politician allegedly tried to ram his Toyota Camry through a gate after he was refused entry into a private property during the demolition of squatter houses in the area.

"The politician is believed to have asked the security guards to let him in but they refused," said Ampang Jaya CID chief DSP Goh Lee Fook. "He then walked back to his car and instead of leaving, drove into the gate.

"The site supervisor who was welding the gate at the time fell to the ground and was pinned under the car. He was quickly pulled out and escaped serious injuries."

The politician was arrested immediately after the incident. He was released on police bail yesterday. (NST)

***** The pitiful sods at the NST don't even want to name the 'politician' although everyone else seems to know that it is that trouble-seeking Tian Chua. He may well deserve the punishment for his rash action which could have led to a tragedy and loss of life. However I am very impressed with our police force for such super-speed efficiency. Never have I seen, since Anwar Ibrahim's arrest, such dedication, industriousness and potency being demonstrated by our police. Syabas to them.

I'm sure while many of you would wish that our men in blue continue to display admirable adeptness and effectiveness in all their cases, such superior investigative prowess is like a double-edged sword. If our cops were to continue with this new found zeal for ultra-rapid disposal of criminal cases without fear or favour, there is a worry that much of our Barisan leadership and some senior civil servants may well end up behind bars! With the 9th Malaysia Plan and other money-spinning projects about to take-off, we wouldn't want such a calamitous situation. Or do we?
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