KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 17 — The Enforcement Agency Integrity Commission (EAIC) was told today that N. Dhamendran, who was found dead in a police lock-up two years ago, was not cooperative during police investigation.
Corporal Mohd Nahar Abdul Rahman of the Criminal Investigation Division (D9) Kuala Lumpur Police Contingent Headquarters (IPK KL) said the police had to use psychological approach to extract cooperation and information from Dhamendran.
“Yes, Inspector S. Hare Krishnan, the official involved in interrogating Dhamendran, said he had to use ‘psychology’ to get Dhamendran to cooperate, but not the use of violence (physical),” Mohd Nahar said when testifying as the 43rd witness at an EAIC public hearing on the death of Dhamendran while in police custody.
The proceedings, which began on July 27, was held at the Hearing Room, Menara TH Perdana here. Read more