Standard Operating procedure for the “Shoot to Kill Policy”
Step 1) Two Indian suspects were behaving suspiciously.
Step 2) Police followed them
Step 3) They saw the police and sped off.
Step 4) The police gave chase.
Step 5) The suspects shot at the police.
Step 6) Police in self defence shot back and both the suspects were instantaneously killed in the encounter.
Step 7) The suspects alleged series of previous involvement in serious crimes and/or convictions are revealed to the press which widely publicises the one sided police version.
Step 8 ) The police found a cache of weapons
Step 9) The dead police murder victims are unable to defend themselves and the public perception of this the cold blooded police murder is neutralised.
Here is an actual report of a shoot to kill incident in Taiping recently – clipped out form the malaysian Insider..
“Logeswaran had six warrants of arrest against him and listed on the most wanted list. His body was identified based on his fingerprints,” Dzuraidi told reporters here today.
Dzuraidi said acting on information, the police ordered a car, which was earlier spotted behaving suspiciously, to stop but it reversed and sped off.
“Several shots were fired at the police from the car and the police returned fire, killing the driver and the front seat passenger.
“The police found a .22 revolver with six bullets, three empty shells, two machetes and a samurai sword in the car,” he added.
The police believed the duo were responsible for 15 armed robberies in Perak, Penang, Selangor, Johor, Kedah and Perlis since two years ago.
“The police are tracking down other members of the gang. They cover their faces with stockings while brandishing pistols at their victims and used hammers to break jewellery display cases,” said Dzuraidi. — Bernama
See Video below what people says:-
Malaysian Police Shoot to Kill Policy- 2 Ethnic Indian youth shot dead-HINDRAF HRP.
Last respect for 2 Indian Brother- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rif8LdJzmtA
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