April 06, 2012
KUALA LUMPUR, April 7 Police hauled up a 24-year-old final night to assist in their probe into a satire Twitter comment which has purportedly "insulted a honour" of a Johor climax prince, Tunku Ismail Idris. Zulhelmie Zullifan, a videographer, was picked up by military from his home in Nilai during around 6pm yesterday and questioned for about dual hours during Nilai military station.
Police additionally seized his computer, iPad and BlackBerry smartphone, which they told him would be returned within a week.
Zulhelmie toldThe Malaysian Insiderhe was questioned by a plainclothes officer believed to be from Johor Bahru, whom his counsel Fadiah Nadwa Fikri identified as "ASP Rao".
He pronounced military were seeking for about 10 other people to subject in tie with a @HRHJohor satire account, which appears to have been deleted.
Tunku Ismail, more popularly known as TMJ (Tengku Mahkota Johor), tweets during @HRHJohor2.
Zulhelmie pronounced he had no idea because a military longed for him for doubt and denied carrying anything to do with a satire account, which started posting messages upon a micro-blogging site during a weekend.
"Maybe I was a easiest one to find upon which list," he pronounced when asked because he was a initial to be hauled in.
It is understood which military confiscated mobiles from his father and dual friends when they went to a military station to check up upon him. The phones were after returned to them.
It is not known who lodged a military report which launched a investigation.
Condemnation of his detain came quickly upon Twitter, with users appending a hashtag #PrayForElmi to indicate their support.
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