Urimai chairman P Ramasamy today questioned the likelihood of a fair investigation by the federal police into the case of three men shot dead by cops in Melaka last month, following the announcement that Bukit Aman would be taking over the probe.
Welcoming Bukit Aman’s involvement in the case, he nevertheless pointed to the outcome of similar cases in the past.
“There have been too many cases involving police shootings of ‘criminals’ and ‘thieves’, but very seldom are the police personnel involved hauled up and charged,” he said.
He said that without an independent police commission, nothing much could be expected from the force.
In a statement, he expressed hope that Bukit Aman criminal investigation department chief M Kumar would prove him wrong by ordering an independent probe into the incident and making the findings public.
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