JOHOR BARU: The action by a woman who claimed to have been sexually harassed by an incumbent Johor assemblyman in making the "sumpah laknat” (an oath used by Muslims to swear on the truth of their word) does not interfere with police investigation, said state police chief Datuk Kamarul Zaman Mamat (pic).
He told this to reporters after an operation code-named "SamsengJalanan” here Sunday (Feb 13).
He said this when asked on the action by the woman in making the oath yesterday.
Recently, Kamarul Zaman was reported to have said that the police had recorded statements from 11 individuals, including the assemblyman and the complainant, and had submitted the investigation paper to the Legal Division of the Royal Malaysia Police for further action. - Bernama
He told this to reporters after an operation code-named "SamsengJalanan” here Sunday (Feb 13).
He said this when asked on the action by the woman in making the oath yesterday.
Recently, Kamarul Zaman was reported to have said that the police had recorded statements from 11 individuals, including the assemblyman and the complainant, and had submitted the investigation paper to the Legal Division of the Royal Malaysia Police for further action. - Bernama
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