The Judiciary Police (PJ) said in a statement yesterday that it has asked lawmaker Au Kam San to apologise for his remarks alleging phone tapping by the police which were published in a local newspaper last month.
The Judiciary Police told the non-establishment lawmaker to make the apology within 10 days. The Judiciary Police went on to say that otherwise it would launch a criminal procedure to hold the lawmaker criminally responsible for his remarks.
The PJ statement accused Au of “ignoring the facts and severely defaming” the Judiciary Police.
