(Bernama) - Police have not dismissed the possibility that more people will be arrested under the Emergency Ordinance (Public Order and Prevention of Crime) 1969 for subversive activities.
Deputy Inspector-General of Police Abdul Khalid Abu Bakar also brushed aside claims by some groups that police were out to arrest anyone according to their whims.
“We have a law for this. We do not simply arrest – whatever action we take is based on the regulations and laws we have in Malaysia,” he said.
Yesterday, police detained Sungai Siput Member of Parliament Dr Jeyakumar Devaraj and five members of the Parti Sosialis Malaysia (PSM) under the Emergency Ordinance.
To date, 152 people have been arrested under Section 27(5) of the Police Act, he said.
Meanwhile, police have received 2,500 reports from various quarters including traders, individuals and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) throughout the country objecting to illegal street demonstrations planned for July 9.
Abdul Khalid asserted that police had sound reasons to disallow the illegal assemblies while being responsible to ensure security and wellbeing of the people.
“To outsiders who have made various comments against our action my advice is, don’t meddle in the affairs of our country,” he said.
IGP issues his warning
Meanwhile in BUTTERWORTH, Inspector-General of Police Ismail Omar said the police will act according to the provisions of the law against anyone posing a threat to national security.
He said that if the rallies planned for July 9 were to go ahead, they would jeopardise national peace
and lead to chaos.
“Don’t challenge the sovereignty of the law which has been enshrined in the federal constitution. Police will take appropriate action using the law provided against anyone violating the law,” he said here today.
He also urged those intending to participate in the illegal assembly next week to abort their plan or face police action.
Ismail said police had certain strategies which could be used to maintain security.

written by Revolution, July 04, 2011 08:39:05
written by NSTPravda, July 04, 2011 08:35:23
My DPIG Di Rasuah Makan-suap is absolutely correct when he oinked the following:
1. “We have a law for this." and we have a law for that. We leave you to figure which is which.
2. " We do not simply arrest" and 1 Moi sokong that, we only arrest anyone who wears yellow with the exception of the King, which we allow.
3. " – whatever action we take is based on the regulations and laws we have in Malaysia” which shows that we are rule by law which is wi$ely selected by AGooni Pigtail to be executed.
Therefore, we are $emua-nya OK, except for anyone who wi$h to cau$e trouble for wanting the kafir demoncrazy thing. Ra$uah $ayang yeh!
written by bambooman, July 03, 2011 23:52:38
Junior Inspector : - Why are we not "locking-up" Ibrahim Ali of Perkasa for Sedition ?
Chief Inspector : - We can't.....becos Ibrahim Ali is full of Shit ! ! ! !
written by educationist, July 03, 2011 22:59:00
But don't play the wise guy and start preaching to us about the Constitutionality or otherwise of a peaceful walk to demand for electoral reforms to ensure free and fair elections!!
Your thugs/samsengs in blue, the agents saboteurs , the Perkosans - these are the ones that willl create chaos and violence!!
written by HamChak, July 03, 2011 22:16:58
Still WAITING for you to ARREST me under your SHIT Emergency Ordinance.
Without Emergency Ordinance, this Corrupted Gomen would have Collapsed long ago.
Emergency Ordinance is used to protect the THIEVES, Corrupted, Rapists, Racists Pigs
and Pimps of this Gomen
written by Merdeka, July 03, 2011 22:15:55
written by mrbean, July 03, 2011 21:27:44
written by SoundMan, July 03, 2011 21:26:16
There has no illegality about BERSIH 2.0's platform.
































Deputy Inspector-General of Police Abdul Khalid Abu Bakar also brushed aside claims by some groups that police were out to arrest anyone according to their whims.
SO, LITERALLY THROW THE WHOLE BOOK - ISA, SEDITION, PPPA, OSA, FFFA WHATNOT AT THE RAKYAT??