Rusuhan di Stadium Negeri Sarawak bila Sarawak - Perak seri 1-1...
Keputusan yang mengakibatkan skuad Ngap Sayot tersingkir dalam kempen Piala Malaysia itu menyaksikan penyokong bertindak meluru masuk ke kawasan balapan sebelum menendang papan iklan dan melempar papan berkenaan ke dalam padang.
Lebih memburukkan keadaan, di luar stadium, sekumpulan penyokong fanatik kemudian bertindak membaling sekurang-kurangnya empat suar ke arah deretan kenderaan polis, termasuk melempar mercun.
Selain detuman mercun, bunyi botol dipecahkan dan laungan ‘merdeka’ oleh penyokong fanatik terbabit turut kedengaran dengan pihak berkuasa tenang mengawal keadaan.
Difahamkan punca utama kepada tindakan tidak bermoral ini adalah disebabkan keputusan penjaga garisan yang membenarkan jaringan gol oleh pemain import Perak, Marco Tulio Lopes Silva pada minit ke-76 sekalipun didakwa pemain Sarawak – ofsaid.
Seramai 100 anggota keselamatan terdiri daripada Pasukan Simpanan Persekutuan (FRU), Jabatan Pertahanan Awam Malaysia (JPA) dan Jabatan Sukarelawan Malaysia (RELA) cuba mengawal keadaan walaupun suar dibaling ke arah mereka.
Di Luar stadium, 20 anggota Pasukan keselamatan dari Unit Pencegah Rusuhan (PORU) dilihat hanya berkawal berdekatan trak polis dan tidak mendekati sekumpulan 100 penyokong bagi mengelak insiden bertambah buruk.
Kira-kira 600 penyokong Sarawak berkumpul di luar stadium namun majoritinya hanya mahu melihat situasi yang berlaku.
Keadaan kembali tenang selepas 40 minit kejadian rusuhan berlaku tanpa ada sebarang kecederaan membabitkan penyokong Sarawak mahupun pasukan keselamatan.
Sebelum perlawanan, Persatuan Bolasepak Sarawak (FAS) tidak membenarkan jualan tiket buat penyokong Perak bagi mengelak kejadian tidak diingini berlaku. – BH Online
Fans storm Stadium Negeri pitch after Perak draw...
Chaos broke out at the State Stadium around 11pm when fans invaded the pitch following Sarawak’s 1-1 draw with Perak. Some sections of unhappy spectators threw firecrackers while those on the field took to vandalising advertisement boards.
It was believed that fans were directing their anger at Perak following an incident at Ipoh when Sarawak played Perak and Sarawak fans were attacked and abused by the home supporters.
Fans gathered outside the stadium main gate to block the Perak team bus from leaving.
Police Federal Reserve Unit used teargas to disperse the crowd. Two police cars were overturned with one being set alight. It is believed three spectators have been apprehended.
A section of spectators storming the pitch and vandalising advertising banners.
At last night’s match, defender Hairol Mokhtar put the home side 1 up in the 60th minute. Perak cancelled the lead in the 75th minute through Marco Tulio Lopes.
The goal which many believed was scored from an offside postition could have fueled frustration to an already tense atmosphere as Sarawak faced elimination from the Malaysia Cup.-mysarawak.org
Five Sarawak supporters from the group ‘GB13’ were allegedly assaulted outside the compound of Stadium Perak on Wednesday night, according to fan accounts and video on social media.
250 PPS men detained after Merdeka parade...
The police have hauled up about 250 members of the Penang Voluntary
Patrol Unit (PPS) after attending the Merdeka parade at the Esplanade
this morning.
The group, dressed in their purple vests, were brought to the Beach Street police station located only a few metres away from the Esplanade at about 10.07am, according to Wong Hon Wai, political secretary to Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng.
"They were all invited to the police station to give their statement," said Wong, who is also DAP's Air Itam assemblyperson.
According to PKR's Bayan Baru MP Sim Tze Tzin, the group has yet to be arrested, but will be sent to the Northeast District Police Headquarters for their statements to be taken.
They will be driven there in police trucks, said Sim.
The group was heavily guarded by FRU personnel in headgear armed with batons and shields while they were at the police station, he added.
Several Penang Pakatan Rakyat assemblypersons are accompanying the men at the police station.
'So much for national unity'
"This is outrageous! Is this national unity? These men have just attended the Merdeka parade, what will happen to the spirit of voluntarism?" Sim (below) asked, upset with the incident.
Met at the police station, PPS chairperson and state executive councillor for caring society and environment Phee Boon Poh said lawyers will handle the matter and the state will provide assistance to their families.
It is learnt that the group has been hauled up for violating the Societies Act.
Last Tuesday, Inspector General of Police Khalid Abu Bakar deemed the state-sanctioned PPS "illegal" claiming the entity was not registered with the Registrar of Societies (ROS).
Khalid has warned about possible arrest of PPS members but Lim has defended the group, saying it is a state government agency, and like the Village and Security Development Committee (JKKK) do not need to be registered under the ROS.
Lim said the state government will provide legal assistance to PPS members if the police carry arrests.
The PPS shot into the limelight when businessman Ong Eu Soon, 51, lodged a police report claiming he was assaulted by two PPS members in Air Itam.
The two men however lodged police reports claiming that it was Ong who first attacked them.- mk
The group, dressed in their purple vests, were brought to the Beach Street police station located only a few metres away from the Esplanade at about 10.07am, according to Wong Hon Wai, political secretary to Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng.
"They were all invited to the police station to give their statement," said Wong, who is also DAP's Air Itam assemblyperson.According to PKR's Bayan Baru MP Sim Tze Tzin, the group has yet to be arrested, but will be sent to the Northeast District Police Headquarters for their statements to be taken.
They will be driven there in police trucks, said Sim.
The group was heavily guarded by FRU personnel in headgear armed with batons and shields while they were at the police station, he added.
Several Penang Pakatan Rakyat assemblypersons are accompanying the men at the police station.
'So much for national unity'
"This is outrageous! Is this national unity? These men have just attended the Merdeka parade, what will happen to the spirit of voluntarism?" Sim (below) asked, upset with the incident.
Met at the police station, PPS chairperson and state executive councillor for caring society and environment Phee Boon Poh said lawyers will handle the matter and the state will provide assistance to their families.
It is learnt that the group has been hauled up for violating the Societies Act.
Last Tuesday, Inspector General of Police Khalid Abu Bakar deemed the state-sanctioned PPS "illegal" claiming the entity was not registered with the Registrar of Societies (ROS).Khalid has warned about possible arrest of PPS members but Lim has defended the group, saying it is a state government agency, and like the Village and Security Development Committee (JKKK) do not need to be registered under the ROS.
Lim said the state government will provide legal assistance to PPS members if the police carry arrests.
The PPS shot into the limelight when businessman Ong Eu Soon, 51, lodged a police report claiming he was assaulted by two PPS members in Air Itam.
The two men however lodged police reports claiming that it was Ong who first attacked them.- mk
bankrap lagi baguih...
cheers.
1 comment:
rusuhan ini bkn krna srawak tewas oleh perak..tepuk dada tnya slera..ko org tau2 lh fans perak..sarawak pantang di cbar..ini bukti sarawak hidup shti sjiwa..dlam golongan rusuhan itu korg xtau lagi ada bbrapa kaum ikut sma..klu bkn krna fans perak yg mmulakan,kmi org srwak tidak akn brtndak sbgitu..nasib korang baik,tidak hdir mlm tu..klu tak,jdi babi pangang lh korg..nk tngok sngat sakai bwak sumpitkn..
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