Tuesday February 24, 2009
KUALA LUMPUR: Doctored nude pictures of Bukit Lanjan MP Elizabeth Wong are being circulated over the Internet and mobile phones.
City police chief Deputy Comm Datuk Muhammad Sabtu Osman, who acknowledged this, said police were collecting all necessary information pertaining to the case.
He said police believed certain parties were trying to take advantage of the situation following the recent circulation of Wong’s scandalous pictures.
“I’m warning those responsible to stop doing so,” he said at a press conference yesterday.
Meanwhile, on the latest development of the case, DCP Muhammad Sabtu said police had so far recorded statements from 12 witnesses, including four reporters.
He also said that police were not rushing to record Hilmi Malek’s statement as they were paying more attention to finding out who was responsible for circulating Wong’s pictures.
Hilmi, Wong’s former boyfriend, is believed to be in Indonesia currently.
Last Friday, DCP Muhammad Sabtu said police believed the pictures were taken by someone known to the victim.
KUALA LUMPUR: Doctored nude pictures of Bukit Lanjan MP Elizabeth Wong are being circulated over the Internet and mobile phones.
City police chief Deputy Comm Datuk Muhammad Sabtu Osman, who acknowledged this, said police were collecting all necessary information pertaining to the case.
He said police believed certain parties were trying to take advantage of the situation following the recent circulation of Wong’s scandalous pictures.
“I’m warning those responsible to stop doing so,” he said at a press conference yesterday.
Meanwhile, on the latest development of the case, DCP Muhammad Sabtu said police had so far recorded statements from 12 witnesses, including four reporters.
He also said that police were not rushing to record Hilmi Malek’s statement as they were paying more attention to finding out who was responsible for circulating Wong’s pictures.
Hilmi, Wong’s former boyfriend, is believed to be in Indonesia currently.
Last Friday, DCP Muhammad Sabtu said police believed the pictures were taken by someone known to the victim.
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