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Rakyat@work at the PJ main police station tells me that the Investigating Officer there has told all those arrested that no charges will be filed against them - though their details will be on file in case they commit future offences.
About half of those concerned are now going off to celebrate. Others have gone straight away to check out the Raja Petra criminal defamation trial, which begins today! Meanwhile, Rakyat@work gives us a more detailed report of the Abolish ISA vigil last night: Rain, rain, and more rain. Refreshing throughout the evening. Those present didn’t seem to mind the inconvenience. We had about 200-odd people turning up. If not for the rain, I’m sure we would have witnessed a record-breaking attendance. The good news was that we had about 15 new-comers. More youngster are standing up to be counted. PJ city councillor Richard Yeoh started the ball rolling by reminding the crowd about the conditions for this event. Next was Haris, who thanked everyone for coming. He informed us that Norlaila Othman, an activist with the Abolish ISA Movement’s Family Support Group, was unable to be with us tonight due to urgent matters she had to attend to. This time around, the events were mostly open to the public to share their reasons for attending these vigils. At least four to six people came forward and these were some of their messages: READ MORE HERE: http://anilnetto.com/
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