KUALA LUMPUR, October 20 The family groups of 3 young men shot dead last Nov 13 upon guess of robbing a petrol station demanded today which a case be brought to court.
This comes after a Home Ministry pronounced a military "acted according to a law" in a reply to a parliamentary question by Puchong MP Gobind Singh Deo upon October 17.
"I challenge, we plea a government to let a justice decide. we have no faith left in a police," pronounced a tearful Norhafizah Mad Razali, mother of 15-year-old Mohd Shamil Hafiz Shapiei.
Shamil, along with Hairul Nizam Tuah, 20, as well as Mohd Hanafi Omar, 22, died in a military shooting after a reported high-speed automobile chase in a early hours of Nov 13, 2010, in Glenmarie, Shah Alam.
According to a family's lawyer, N. Surendran, a autopsy showed Shamil was shot in a head as well as a chest during a 45-degree point of view from above.
"If they were kneeling, afterwards they were not facing though surrendering themselves," Norhafizah added.
The Home Ministry had pronounced which a military had investigated a situation under Section 307 of a Penal Code (attempted murder).
"Investigation papers were referred to a Attorney-General's Chambers as well as orders were since to finish it. The result of a review found which a military officers who dismissed during a 3 youths in a situation had acted according to a law," it said.
The trio's deaths came scarcely seven months after 14-year-old schoolboy Aminulrasyid Amzah was shot after a high-speed military automobile chase in Shah Alam in a early hours of Apr 26, 2010.
Corporal Jenain Subi was a solitary law enforcemetn officer charged in a Aminulrasyid shooting as well as was condemned to 5 years in jail.
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