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Youth condemns illegal protests
UMNO
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Police
seize porn videos sold to students
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Police seize porn videos sold to students
| Police raided numerous houses in Ipoh after
receiving tip-offs that children in the homes were watching pornographic
videos. The raid was conducted following news reports this September that
a syndicate in Ipoh was selling pornographic VCDs for to students for as
cheap as RM1 each.
However, the students were released after it was revealed
that the videos were merely recordings of televised speeches by Prime Minister
Mahathir Mohamad explaining why he sacked former Deputy Prime Minister
Dato' Seri Anwar Ibrahim.
"We received reports that children were watching
videos of a man talking about masturbating, inserting penises into anuses,
group sex and other sexual activities," said a police spokesman who
refused to be named. "It was even reported that videos featured the
man making rude hand gestures and talking about 'depan, belakang, kiri,
kanan pun boleh' "
"We had no idea it was just a video recording of
TV3 news interviews with the Prime Minister," the spokesman said apologetically..
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