Heavy police presence at Selayang Court complex ahead of Sanusi's charging


Police personnel deployed at the entrance to the Selayang court complex. — FAIHAN GHANI / The Star

SELAYANG: A heavy police presence can be seen at the Selayang Court Complex as caretaker Kedah mentri besar Datuk Muhammad Sanusi Md Nor is expected to be charged here Tuesday (July 18) morning.

A large group of media personnel were also seen setting up at the main entrance to catch a glimpse of the Jeneri assemblyman as he is brought in.

A number of General Operations Forces personnel armed with rifles could be seen standing within the compound of the court complex.

Traffic Investigations and Enforcement Department personnel had closed the main roads leading into the complex by 7.30am Tuesday.

Police personnel checking visitors to the Selayang court complex. — FAIHAN GHANI / The StarPolice personnel checking visitors to the Selayang court complex. — FAIHAN GHANI / The Star

A number of plain clothes police personnel were also sighted within the compound.

It was reported that Muhammad Sanusi, who is also PAS election director, was arrested by the police at 3am Tuesday.

His political secretary Hilmi Abd Wahab said that at 2.30am, there was a knock on Muhammad Sanusi's hotel room door and there were 20 policemen outside the room.

“He was then ordered out of his room, brought downstairs and ushered into an MPV, which we were told was headed to the Gombak district police headquarters," he was quoted saying.

It is believed that Muhammad Sanusi will be charged due his statement that had allegedly insulted the Selangor royal institution.

He had issued an apology to the Sultan of Selangor on Friday (July 14).

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