Polis tidak tolak penglibatan ‘Pencabul Kampung Baru’

KUALA LUMPUR 21 Sept. – Polis tidak menolak kemungkinan wujudnya pembabitan ‘Pencabul Kampung Baru’ dalam kes kematian Nurin Jazlin Jazimin, 8, yang mayatnya ditemui dalam keadaan menyedihkan Isnin lalu.

Pengarah Jabatan Siasatan Jenayah Bukit Aman, Datuk Christoper Wan Soo Kee berkata, siasatan polis juga bertumpu kepada pelbagai aspek termasuk terhadap ‘Pencabul Kampung Baru’ yang diburu pihak berkuasa sejak tiga bulan lepas.

‘‘Polis akan menyiasat kes kematian Nurin Jazlin dan mencari pembunuh kanak-kanak malang itu.

‘‘Orang ramai diminta tidak membuat spekulasi yang bukan-bukan berkenaan kes ini. Saya harap orang ramai bersabar menunggu keputusan siasatan polis,’’ katanya.

Beliau berkata demikian pada sidang akhbar selepas majlis taklimat Bahagian Siasatan Seksual, Penderaan dan Kanak-kanak kepada para pemimpin MCA di Auditorium Bukit Aman di sini.

Utusan Malaysia difahamkan, modus operandi ‘Pencabul Kampung Baru’ itu yang turut dipanggil ‘Abang Kucing’ ialah dengan menculik kanak-kanak perempuan menggunakan cerita kucing hilang dan berpura-pura menunjukkan muka sedih.

Penjenayah itu dipercayai menggunakan taktik memujuk mangsa supaya mengikutnya untuk mencari kucing miliknya yang kononnya hilang. Selepas diculik, kanak-kanak perempuan itu dicabul.

Suspek itu juga dipercayai menggunakan dialog:

‘‘Adik, nampak kucing abang tak?’’

‘‘Boleh tolong abang carikan kucing itu?’’

- Utusan Malaysia

Probe to focus on Kg Baru kid molester

KUALA LUMPUR: Investigations into the brutal murder of eight-year-old Nurin Jazlin Jazimin is focusing on the ‘Kampung Baru molester’ involving two young girls who were abducted and molested.

Federal CID director Commissioner Datuk Christopher Wan Soo Kee said police were investigating Nurin Jazlin’s case from all angles, taking note of the cases where the two girls, aged five and six, were abducted and molested in the Kampung Baru area in separate incidents.

Both girls had foreign objects shoved into their private parts but in those two incidents, the victims were released by the assailant, said to be a man on a motorcycle.

That suspect is still at large.

“Nurin Jazlin’s case appears to have similarities with the cases reported in Kampung Baru.

“We are re-investigating the cases (in the light that foreign objects were used in Nurin Jazlin's case, too),” he said in Bukit Aman yesterday.

Comm Wan also said police were studying the CCTV footage which had the images of a woman loitering around the area and getting into a car.

The CCTV was at a book centre in Petaling Utama where a motorist was recorded leaving the sports bag with Nurin Jazlin's body inside.

“I urge those who place CCTVs in or around their premises to ensure that the equipment they use are of good quality and up-to-date to ensure that the footage captured is clear.”

In Putrajaya, Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Musa Hassan said there would not be another DNA test now that Nurin Jazlin’s family had accepted that the dead girl was Nurin Jazlin.

He said the police would also look into whether Nurin Jazlin’s parents had been negligent in this case, an offence punishable under the Child Act 2001.

Nurin Jazlin's naked body was found on Monday with bruise marks on her neck, and a brinjal and cucumber inserted into her private parts.

- The Star