Wan DPP Admonishes Desi for Being Slow ...

in uploading the LATEST at RPK's, so to show penitence (for which I hope to get some Brownie points to get into that place which may be bursting at its seams as there are so many angels among Malaysian politicians and Royal police force members and lawyers ... Bloggers may just not get in. DonPlayPuks, place reserve a place for Desi in the Haven where the sun don't set!:( "I must remember to bring my Sun Tan lotion a*long!:)" I keep reminding meself.


Who is Rodwan, other than the fact that he works for the IGP
> and is known as the police chief’s bagman and go-between
> with the organised crime syndicate that controls all the
> drugs, prostitution, loan-sharking and gambling rackets?

> THE CORRIDORS OF POWER
> Malaysia Today

By Raja Petra Kamarudin

> At 2.30pm on Wednesday, 25 June 2008, Senior Assistant
> Commissioner (SAC) II Mohd Rodwan Mohd Yusof met Mohd Saiful
> Bukhari Azlan in room 619 of the Concorde Hotel in Kuala
> Lumpur. Prior to this secret meeting, Rodwan and Saiful
> spoke on the phone at least eight (8) times.
> Three days later, at 2.00pm on 28 June 2008, Saiful went to
> see Dr Mohamed Osman Abdul Hamid of the Hospital Pusrawi to
> ‘complain’ that he had been sodomised by ‘a very
> important person’ and that he wished to lodge a police
> report. The doctor, however, found no traces or evidence
> that he had been sodomised and suggested, for purposes of
> the police report, that Saiful go to a government hospital.
> Who is Rodwan, other than the fact that he works for the
> IGP and is known as the police chief’s bagman and
> go-between with the organised crime syndicate that controls
> all the drugs, prostitution, loan-sharking and gambling
> rackets? Well, read the following archived reports to get a
> better understanding of this scumbag and slime-ball named
> Rodwan. Maybe then you can understand why he met Saiful in a
> hotel room three days before the sodomy allegation against
> Anwar Ibrahim exploded.
>
> *************************************************
>
> Berita Harian
> Rabu, 30 Disember 1998
>
> Seorang pakar forensik Hospital Kuala Lumpur (HKL)
> memberitahu Mahkamah Tinggi di sini hari ini bahawa contoh
> darah Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim tidak boleh digunakan untuk
> ujian DNA kerana ia diambil dan disediakan bagi ujian HIV,
> Hepatitis B dan VD (penyakit kelamin).
>
> Dr Zahari Noor berkata, oleh kerana itu beliau menolak
> permintaan polis sebanyak dua kali supaya contoh darah itu
> digunakan untuk ujian DNA. Menurutnya, ketika di Ibu Pejabat
> Polis Bukit Aman pada 28 September lalu bagi mengambil darah
> Anwar, beliau ditanya oleh Asisten Mohd Rodwan Mohd Yusof
> sama ada ujian DNA boleh dilakukan terhadap Anwar. Katanya,
> beliau menasihatkan polis supaya tidak mengambil darah Anwar
> untuk ujian DNA kerana Anwar hanya memberi persetujuan
> supaya darahnya digunakan bagi ujian HIV, Hepatitis B dan
> VD.
>
> "Pada 15 Oktober lalu, Mohd Rodwan dan SAC I (Senior
> Asisten Komisioner) Musa Hassan datang ke HKL dan bertanya
> sama ada mereka boleh mengambil contoh darah Anwar untuk
> analisis DNA," katanya.
>
> Dr Zahari: Kami memberikan empat sebab kepada polis mengapa
> ujian DNA tidak boleh dilakukan terhadap darah Anwar:
>
> * contoh itu tidak disediakan untuk analisis DNA,
>
> * ia tidak sesuai untuk ujian DNA,
>
> * pendapat kami ialah keputusan ujian DNA itu tidak boleh
> dipercayai.
>
> * ia boleh membawa keputusan yang mengelirukan kerana kami
> menyimpan contoh darah itu di dalam bekas biasa tanpa
> pengawet atau EDTA.
>
> Katanya, mereka kemudian mencadangkan kepada polis bahawa
> mereka bersedia pada bila-bila masa untuk mengambil contoh
> darah Anwar di penjara Sungai Buloh untuk ujian DNA jika
> tertuduh membenarkannya.
>
>
> ************************************************
>
> "In 1998-1999 trials, Anwar experienced the phenomenon
> of fabrication of DNA evidence. We had SAC Rodwan illegally
> removing DNA samples from forensic custody. In
> cross-examination of the prosecution's witnesses it was
> exposed that DNA taken from blood samples was planted on the
> infamous mattress," said Sivarasa.
>
> "When confronted with this fact the prosecution
> amended its charge and persuaded the judge, Augustine Paul,
> to expunge the entire DNA evidence from the record,
> preventing Anwar's lawyers from responding."
>
>
> *************************************************
>
> Police have never dilly-dallied in investigating the
> alleged sodomy against Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim since the
> case was reported to police on June 28, said Deputy
> Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Ismail Omar. He said the
> police, instead, had been relentlessly seeking relevant and
> the latest information, besides giving the case priority, as
> it was a high-profile case.
>
> "We want to solve this case as soon as possible. The
> investigating officer is constantly looking for new leads.
> We are doing our best and we need the cooperation of all
> quarters concerned," he told Bernama when contacted
> here Tuesday.
>
> Ismail was asked to comment on Home Minister Datuk Seri
> Syed Hamid Albar's statement on Monday, asking for
> police to speed up the investigations into the sodomy
> allegation against the Parti Keadilan Rakyat advisor.
>
> He said since the police investigations began, some
> quarters had been making speculations and statements that
> could interfere with the investigations.
>
> "I wish to warn everyone, including bloggers, not to
> disturb police investigations by disseminating material or
> information that is inaccurate or false.
>
> "Action will be taken against those who deliberately
> try to interfere with the investigations. Let the police do
> a meticulous job," he added.
>
>
> *************************************************
>
> Sources told The Malaysian Insider that investigators are
> "crossing the t's and dotting the i's" and
> will be relying on Anwar's DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid)
> samples from 1998 when he faced similar charges which cost
> him the chance to be prime minister.
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DESI: GO read the thing in full at w2.malaysia-today.net, but here's WARNING that the weblog is often difficult to access! -- YL, Desi