武吉兰樟讯：警察比一个傲慢的“拿督斯里”更有权力




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 武吉兰樟讯：警察比一个傲慢的“拿督斯里”更有权力

恭喜警察保持冷静面对侮辱和傲慢的“拿督斯里”商人。

辱骂和傲慢的“拿督斯里”最终罪有应得 --被拘捕！真是报应拿督斯里！

民政党副议长赛阿都拉萨说：“最近拥有拿督和其他勋衔有名望的人在大马经常有错误的头条新闻。

“他们在公共场合行为不端，有的是违法者，甚至参与犯罪活动。”他补充说。

“这样的人物怎么令我们感到荣幸？他们以为自己是谁？他们能超越法律吗？

“首先，这些辱骂和傲慢的人物是如何得到他们的勋衔荣誉？他们耻辱，侮辱国家的荣誉，“他补充说。

赛阿都拉萨是民政党第14届大选武吉兰樟州议席（N.37）协调人表示，“这样的‘怪物’应该立即剥夺他们的勋衔，以免贬低国家荣誉”。

他说这样的傲慢表现和对国家法律的不尊重只是表明他们“缺乏适当的教育，无教养行为和谦虚”。

以下是“星报在线”发布的吉隆坡交通警察局发生的情况：

2017年7月12日 星期三



“拿督斯里” 制造喧鬧被拘留在警察局




八打灵讯：：一名拥有拿督斯里头衔的商人，在交警警局制造喧鬧，而被警方拘捕。

金马警区主任苏里助理总监（上图）表示，拿督斯里已经还押了一天。

交警对一名疑醉酒驾驶的人士进行酒精测试，过后，一名45岁自称拥有拿督斯里头衔的商人到警局，表示对警员不友善对待他的友人一事，表达不满。

他向值班的警察自认自己是拿督斯里，并表示对警员不友善对待他的友人一事，表达不满。

当被告知允许警察执行职务后，这名男子大发脾气，开始大喊喧鬧试图阻碍交警值勤。

警方一再警告嫌疑犯停止爆发，但被當作耳邊風。

当他拒绝听从他们的警告，该名男子被扣留。

警方援引刑事法典第186阻碍公务员执行公务条文，调查此案。 


N.37 让赛阿都拉萨屹立武吉兰樟

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