The money can't bring back his life. But the sadnest that the family feels for over past three years ago weren't good enough to clean up all the mess and disappointed that they have felt before.
All the humiliation towards a young boy who can't even talk and tell the truth just because to defend the government agency WHICH their image is more important than the image of young boy who was been shot to dead 21 bullets over his body just ONLY he has no driving license.
The family can't bear anymore. Whoever have children can't bear this also. Not even me or even the police itself if it happens to their own family. Lets pray for the justice to prevail. Lets hope our adik late of AminulRashid will get his justice one day.
The family members of Aminulrasyid Amzah filed a RM50 million “unlawful killing” lawsuit against the police and the government today, in a case that could reignite public anger among voters here over how the schoolboy was shot 21 times by police in 2010.Flanked by incumbent PAS MP Khalid Samad, the family’s decision to sue will provide Pakatan Rakyat (PR) fodder in the campaign for Shah Alam, now a major focus of Election 2013 after Barisan Nasional (BN) named controversial Islamic firebrand Zulkifli Noordin as its candidate there yesterday.“We are suing for negligence in the discharge of duties, where the police went on a shooting spree,” Aminulrasyid’s family lawyer, N. Surendran, told reporters at the High Court lobby here today.The High Court here overturned last December the conviction of policeman Corporal Jenain Subi for causing the death of 14-year-old Aminulrasyid in a high-speed car chase in Shah Alam about three years ago.Aminulrasyid was killed in the early hours of April 26 in 2010, after taking a midnight joyride in a car and allegedly mistaken for a felon on the run by the police.He had been driving a white Proton Iswara with his best friend and neighbour, 15-year-old Muhammad Azamuddin Omar in the front passenger seat. Their car had crashed into the curb at Jalan Tarian 11/2, Section 11 following a police pursuit.A public outcry followed as the police sought to defend themselves over the incident as well as dubitable reports of the discovery of a machete in the car driven by Aminulrasyid.But in September 2011, Jenain had been found guilty of culpable homicide not amounting to murder and sentenced to five years’ jail after Sessions Court judge Latifah Mohd Tahar ruled that the use of lethal force to stop Aminulrasyid’s car was excessive and uncalled for.Jenain had admitted to firing 21 bullets from his Heckler & Koch MP5 submachine gun at Aminulrasyid’s Proton Iswara in an effort to stop the car — which had earlier run a roadblock — but denied trying to kill the teenager.Aminulrasyid’s mother, Norsiah Mohamad, and sister, Nor Azura Amzah, named Jenain as the first defendant, and listed the Shah Alam OCPD, then-Selangor police chief Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar, the Inspector-General of Police, and the Malaysian government as subsequent defendants in their suit.
Souce of the news : http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysia/article/aminulrasyids-kin-files-rm50m-suit-heats-up-battle-for-shah-alam/
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