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Oleh Mohamad Hussin
mohamad@hmetro.com.my
2010/04/15
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ALOR STAR: Teman lelaki pelajar pintar, Halimaton Abdul Rashid, 15, yang bekerja sebagai penyelia restoran di Langkawi akan didakwa di bawah Seksyen 376 Kanun Keseksaan (KK) kerana merogol gadis bawah umur.
Remaja itu sebelum ini dibawa ke Ibu Pejabat Daedah Kuala Muda di sini, bagi membantu siasatan kerana menyebabkan kehilangan Halimaton serta menyimpan kad pengenalan gadis itu sejak 22 Mac lalu.


Ketua Polis Kedah, Datuk Syed Ismail Syed Azizan, ketika mengesahkan perkara itu berkata, polis sudah selesai menyiapkan kertas siasatan bagi mendakwa remaja berusia 19 tahun itu dan membebaskannya di bawah jaminan polis selepas tempoh tahanan reman berakhir, pagi kelmarin. Katanya, polis membebaskan suspek dengan jaminan polis dan suspek dijamin saudaranya dari Bertam, Kepala Batas, Pulau Pinang.


“Suspek akan didakwa di bawah Seksyen 376 Kanun Keseksaan kerana merogol gadis bawah umur dan jika sabit kesalahan boleh dikenakan hukuman penjara 20 tahun serta sebatan.


“Pejabat Timbalan Pendakwa Raya sudah selesai menyiapkan kertas siasatan bagi membawa suspek ke muka pengadilan,” katanya kepada pemberita selepas mengadakan lawatan ke Hospital Sultanah Bahiyah (HSB), di sini, Sempena Hari Polis ke-203, semalam.


Isnin lalu, akhbar ini melaporkan polis menahan suspek di rumahnya di Langkawi Jumaat lalu, bagi membantu siasatan selepas pelajar itu dilaporkan hilang dari rumah kakaknya di Bandar Puteri Jaya, Sungai Petani, pada 22 Mac lalu. Suspek kemudian dibawa ke IPD Langkawi sebelum dihantar ke IPD Kuala Muda.

Halimaton dari Kampung Lanai, Kupang, Baling, dipercayai tinggal di rumah suspek di Kampung Kisap, Langkawi sejak dilaporkan hilang. Ibu Halimaton, Normah Abd Mutalib, 46, datang ke Langkawi pada 1 April lalu dan berbincang untuk membawanya pulang ke Baling tetapi dia enggan. Dua keluarga itu bersetuju menikahkan mereka selepas mendapat kebenaran Mahkamah Syariah Baling.


Sementara itu, Syed Ismail berkata, siasatan kes itu tiada kaitan dengan keluarga remaja lelaki berkenaan.


Semalam, akhbar melaporkan ibu Halimaton, Normah berkata dia menyerahkan kepada polis dan mahkamah bagi menentukan hukuman wajar terhadap teman lelaki anaknya.

“Saya bersyukur dan lega kerana Halimaton sudah pulang, hanya Allah saja yang tahu perasaan saya ketika ini. Saya serahkan kes ini kepada mahkamah dan biarlah undang-undang yang memutuskannya,” katanya.


Normah berkata, dia hanya berjumpa dengan Halimaton Jumaat lalu ketika gadis itu dibawa pulang oleh Jabatan Kebajikan Masyarakat (JKM) dan pihak polis, selain mengakui tidak mengetahui di mana remaja itu ditempatkan oleh JKM.

Halimaton's boyfriend under probe for rape

2010/04/14

By Adib Povera

ALOR STAR: A teenager who took Form Three student Halimaton Abdul Rashid to stay with his family in Langkawi has been investigated for rape.


State police chief Datuk Syed Ismail Syed Azizan said the probe was conducted based on a report lodged by the State Welfare Department recently.

"We have completed our investigations into the suspect. We have submitted all the investigation papers to the Deputy Public Prosecutor's Office for further action," he said after visiting patients, as part of the 203rd Police Day celebrations, at Sultanah Bahiyah Hospital here yesterday.

Syed Ismail was asked to comment on the outcome of police investigations into the youth, who was arrested at his house at Kampung Kisap in Langkawi, last Friday, the day Halimaton was reunited with her family after she went missing for about three weeks.

He said the suspect, a restaurant supervisor, was released on police bail on Tuesday.

Asked if the suspect's family had also been investigated over Halimaton's "disappearance", Syed Ismail said no.


Halimaton caused a stir when she dropped out of school and fled her home in Kampung Lanai, Baling, before being discovered staying with the suspect.

Despite attempts by her family to bring her back, the girl, who was one of Kedah's top Ujian Pencapaian Sekolah Rendah scorers in 2007, refused to leave the suspect and was adamant that she wanted to marry him.

Her mother, Normah Abd Mutalib, when asked on the outcome of police investigations on the suspect, said she was not aware of it.

"I don't know but my family and I are very relieved that our ordeal is over.

"We all missed her dearly."

Halimaton had confided in a relative recently that she was unaware of what had happened to her when she left her family.

She was also remorseful over her "actions" and was eager to resume her studies.