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In the incident, Muhd Nasrulfahmi, 22, and believed to have been mentally unsound, was reported to have attacked the police before grabbing a gun and escaping in a vehicle at the Chenor toll exit after firing four shots at random.
Cops to probe contradictory autopsy report
Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar said, “Our initial investigations revealed that the man had shot himself in the head. However, we will conduct a detailed investigation into the matter.”
Khalid was responding to an allegation by the father of the dead man that an autopsy report from Hospital Sultan Haji Ahmad Shah stated that the 22-year-old victim died of head injuries after being shot.
Abdul Nasir Abdullah, 50, had said that the report contradicted with a police statement that his son died after hitting his head on the steering wheel. He did not rule out taking legal action against the police.
Cops to probe death of youth who hijacked patrol car
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Star
Sunday November 17, 2013 MYT 9:57:27 AM
IGP: Police negligence led to death of youth
GEORGE TOWN: The incident where a man died after crashing a police highway patrol car he stole earlier was due to policemen’s negligence, said Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar.
“We will carry out a detailed investigation before taking action against the policemen involved.
“We are also trying to determine if Muhd Nasrulfahmi Abdul Nasir died because of the crash or the shooting by my two policemen.
“I will not protect my men if they have made a mistake. The standard operating procedures are there and they failed to follow them,” he said after launching the Malaysian Crime Prevention Foundation Penang branch outreach programme at Queensbay Mall.
IGP: Police negligence led to death of youth
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Malaysia Chronicle
Sunday, 17 November 2013 13:26
Man shot dead for stealing cop’s gun & car? I assure you there will be NO COVER UP – IGP to “personally” probe case
He was brought to the Sultan Haji Ahmad Shah Hospital for treatment but died hours later.
His father claimed he was misled into thinking that his son died of injuries sustained when he slammed his head into the steering wheel during the crash.
However, his father said post-mortem results revealed that his son was shot in the forehead in close-range.
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Star
Sunday November 17, 2013 MYT 9:49:28 AM
Cops to probe death of youth who hijacked patrol car
GEORGE TOWN: The police will investigate the death of a man who had hijacked an East Coast Highway patrol car, before it crashed into a bus stop at Simpang Kampung Bukit Lada in Maran, Pahang.
They will also probe into an allegation by the deceased’s family that the man died from a gunshot wound after he was shot in the head.
Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar said the police would investigate all angles including recording statements from witnesses and policemen who were at the scene of the incident on Thursday.
Cops to probe death of youth who hijacked patrol car
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Free Malaysia Today
Cops to probe contradictory autopsy report
IGP Khalid Abu Bakar said the police would investigate all angles including claims by the father that his son died from gunshot wounds
Cops to probe contradictory autopsy report
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