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Christmas 2015 and New Year 2016 Celebrations: Police are ready
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23 December 2015
Perkasa repeats year-old church burning police report
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Puzzled by the lack of arrest and apparent police inaction over the matter, Malay rights advocacy group Perkasa is repeating a police report that it lodged precisely a year ago over social media rumours that a church on Jalan Raja Laut was torched in December 2014.
“It is weird that when people slander the PM arrests are made, but when there are those that insult Islam, there are no arrests,” said Perkasa Youth leader Irwan Fahmi Idris, adding that the police report will be made at the Dang Wangi District Police Headquarters at around 3pm today.
The rinse and repeat exercise, he explained, was to pressure the cops into taking action.
“We are doing this again to urge the cops to open an investigation paper, for the same issue seems to resurface every Christmas. So, we want the police to investigate the matter and forward it to the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC),” he told Malaysiakini.
https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/324354
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FALSE NEWS AS TRUE ON FACEBOOK!
POLICE: THIS POST IS SPREADING FALSE NEWS! No such incident happened.
PERKASA: WE DIDN’T DO THIS!
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Takbir! NGO PERKASA bertindak menyerang & membakar gereja di Jalan Raja Laut sebentar tadi,jurucakap mereka Dato Seri Panglima Ibrahim Ali yg ditemuramah Astro Awani berkata.. “Perayaan Natal adalah hari paling bodoh dalam sejarah tamadun manusia,penyembah Jesus harus dihapuskan dan sebagai langkah pertama kami bakar tempat ibadat mereka…”
Ayah sungguh bangga dengan perjuangan PERKASA dan Ayah bersumpah bahwa KGM30 akan menyokong kuat dalam segala aspek demi kesucian umat Islam di Malaysia ///
-YDP RAZAK DAHAMAN-
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No attack on any church, says IGP
Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar said the people were advised not to believe rumours or circulate or share it because it was irresponsible and could undermine public order and the daily life of the people, referring to false news circulating that a church was attacked today. — TRP file pic
KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 25, 2014:
The police today dismissed as false news circulating on Facebook that a church in Jalan Raja Laut here was attacked and torched.
Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar when contacted said the news was untrue and warned of action against the Facebook account holder who spread the rumour.
“Not true. We will take action against the owner of the Facebook account,” he said.
The holder of the account went by the name of “Ayahnda Raja Provokasi” and claimed that the incident involved the Malay right-wing organisation Perkasa. The individual had also uploaded a picture.
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Perkasa president Datuk Ibrahim Ali condemned the act of circulating the false information and picture, and said it was done with malice.
“Perkasa has identified the holder of the FB account. Tomorrow, we will lodge a complaint with the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC),” he said.
http://www.therakyatpost.com/news/2014/12/25/no-attack-church-says-igp/
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France has had 3 attacks in the past few days, one Lone Wolf attack and two said to be copy-cat attacks by amok.
Troops have been deployed in Paris.
https://weehingthong.wordpress.com/2013/11/10/france-and-all-things-french-2/
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SINGAPORE NEWS MEDIA PICK UP THE STORY.
M’sian cops quash rumour of terrorist group targeting country during Christmas
M’sian police quash rumours of terrorist attack in Malaysia during Christmas period http://ow.ly/GkPdW
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Christmas terror warning of Islamic State (IS) terrorist attacks a hoax, police clarifies http://bit.ly/1t4M3mf
KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 23 ― The text message warning Christmas shoppers of Islamic State (IS) terrorist attacks during the year end festivities is a hoax, the police clarified today.
According to the police, the text message was spread by “irresponsible parties” and was meant to terrify the public.
“PDRM wishes to advise the public to not easily believe baseless information,” the police said, using its Malay initials.
“An anger without reason will only bring fear in public to go through their daily lives, until affecting the quality of daily life,” added ACP Datik Asmawati Ahmad, who handles the police’s corporate communication, in a statement.
The police also advised the public to not share and spread such unconfirmed information, which it said would only create unnecessary panic.
The text message had warned its recipients to keep away from shopping malls and crowded areas during Christmas and the New Year, claiming that the warning had come from Putrajaya and was “not a joke”.
The message also claimed that the attacks might be retaliation from IS as the police has been arresting its members.
http://www.themalaymailonline.com/malaysia/article/christmas-terror-warning-a-hoax-police-clarifies
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Cops: WhatsApp rumours about Malaysia being Christmas terrorist target are untrue: KUALA LUMPUR: The Royal Mal... http://bit.ly/1vizQWt
The Star
Tuesday December 23, 2014 MYT 2:43:01 PM
Cops: WhatsApp rumours about Malaysia being Christmas terrorist target are untrue
Inspector-General of Police Secretariat assistant head (Corporate Communications), ACP Datin Asmawati Ahmad on Tuesday said the rumour spread through social media like WhatsApp was false.
“The posting via Whatsapp asks people not to visit the shopping complexes and public places for the time being to avoid any untoward incident.
“It also claims that the government has issued a warning on the matter and is asking the people to be cautious,” she said in a statement.
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YAHOO! NEWS MALAYSIA
Don’t believe Christmas attacks rumour, say police
The Malaysian Insider
Police have today urged the public to dismiss messages warning of terrorist attacks during the Christmas period as hoaxes.
Police corporate communications chief Datin Asmawati Ahmad said the messages were to discourage the public from visiting shopping complexes.
“The messages, spread through the WhatsApp messaging service, claimed that the government has asked the public to be cautious,” Asmawati said.
“This is absolutely untrue, these messages are false and have been spread by irresponsible parties with the intention of striking fear with the public.”
She urged the public not to be swayed by such messages which were baseless.
Asmawati said the public should also play their part by not spreading such false and malicious messages to cause undue worry. – December 23, 2014.
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