Hahaha.......
The blame pushing has started.
They blame all the lower rung officers instead of the top
man at the Home Affairs Ministry.
They rather slaughter all the junior officers to preserve a no
sperm fark, multi-million dollars overpaid Wank Kan Seng.
If there are potential lapses in security, why is it that a
multi-million dollar paid genius Minister not noticed it
during his visits or during his assessment of operational
procedures.
Moverover the inquiry committee all kaki lang (自己人）。
Independent Committee of Inquiry to find
out how JI militant escaped
By Asha
Popatlal, Channel NewsAsia | Posted: 02 March
2008 1746 hrs
SINGAPORE: An independent Committee of Inquiry has
been set up to find out exactly how Mas Selamat Kastari escaped
from custody and will also propose measures to prevent this from
happening again.
The report should be ready within a month.
This is in addition to police investigation by CID into any
possible criminal wrongdoing centering around the escape.
Deputy Prime Minister Wong Kan Seng gave this assurance after
visiting Special Operations Command officers involved in the
search.
The physical breach that was discovered in the escape has been
dealt with and security has been beefed up at Whitley Road
Detention Centre.
Also, Mas Selamat’s family members have been questioned extensively
to see if they know anything.
However, many holes still remain.
And so, independent investigations are underway.
Home Affairs Minister, Wong Kan Seng, said: "There is an
independent police investigation to look into whether any criminal
wrongdoing has been committed. We should not speculate that there
is but we must not rule out any possibility. That is why it becomes
a police investigation led by the CID.
We also need to look at the whole system, process of the Whitley
Road Detention Centre. And we want to get to the bottom of how he
managed to escape and what measures can be taken to stop this from
happening."
Mr Wong said a Committee of Inquiry has been set up to give an
objective, balanced and comprehensive report on what
happened.
The committee is chaired by Goh Joon Seng, a retired judge (and
current member of the Council of Presidential Advisers), with
former police commissioner and current ambassador-at-large Tee Tua
Ba, and Deputy Secretary of Security at the Home Affairs Ministry,
Choong May Ling,
Meanwhile, authorities are committed to continuing this search
until he is found.
Mr Wong continued: "After searching the whole of Singapore and
after searching every possible lead and every possible haunt where
he may be found, we will have to find a way to find him through
other means.
"No doubt our reputation has taken a knock but we must not be
demoralised by it - we must learn from mistakes so we do not repeat
them."
Mr Wong said cooperation with Malaysian and Indonesian authorities
remain good and these countries have tightened their border
security.
Mr Wong also said that Mas Selamat will not be of immediate danger
if he is on his own and is unable to access any materials that can
cause any harm. However, he cautioned that this might not be the
case in the long-term.
While taking all necessary precautions, Mr Wong urged members of
the public not to be cowed and go on living life as normal.
-CNA/vm
Source:
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/332363/1/.html
