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| BINTULU: State Commissioner of Police,
Datuk Mohamad Salleh, says the police are investigating a case involving
a threatening letter addressed to Bintulu Member of Parliament, Dato Seri
Tiong King Sing on Monday.
He said the case was being investigated under section 507 of the Penal Code. Mohamad told reporters this when asked to comment on the alleged letter sent by a woman to his service centre at ParkCity Commercial Square Centre on Monday. Inside the envelope were two photostated copies of Chinese newspaper cutting and hell money. The words “513 people” were written on the back of the cutting. Police team went to centre Mohamad said a police team led by Bintulu police chief, Superintendent, Haji Sulaiman Abdul Razak, went to the service centre upon receiving a call regarding the letter, which was dated September 11, 2008. Meanwhile, on the coming “Hari Raya Balik Kampung” tradition, the State Police Commissioner advised long distance motorists to adhere to all traffic rules and regulations and ensure their vehicles were in tip top conditions. He advised those leaving their houses vacant for a long time to inform their neighbours or the police. They should also disconnect any electrical appliances to prevent untoward incidents from happening. Mohamad, who arrived here on Tuesday afternoon, joined senior Muslim officers and other policemen in performing the Maghrib prayer. The State Police Commissioner also joined the breaking of fast at the Bintulu district police headquarters surau. |
