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[34] The appellant also testified that at the place of arrest before he<br />

was taken to the IPD Kuala Pilah, he was not examined physically by any<br />

police officer. And this was confirmed by SP15 under cross-examination.<br />

[35] S M Mohd Haizat bin Abdul Jalil (SD2) testified for the defence.<br />

SD2 testified that on 9.10.2007, he was present at the briefing room of the<br />

Kuala Pilah district police headquarters. And that when he entered the<br />

briefing room, he saw the appellant was seated and was blindfolded. SD2<br />

did not know who had blindfolded the appellant. From there, the appellant<br />

was taken to the garage where the GEN-2 motorcar was parked. There, the<br />

appellant was not blindfolded and at a distance he saw some police<br />

personnel examined the said motorcar. Under cross-examination, SD2<br />

admitted:<br />

(a) that sometimes while interrogating a suspect, the suspect will be<br />

blindfolded; and<br />

(b) that the purpose of the blindfold is to prevent the suspect from<br />

seeing his interrogator.<br />

[36] Under cross-examination, SD2 testified that, “Bila mata<br />

seseorang itu tidak nampak ia tidak boleh berfikir. Jika boleh melihat<br />

ia boleh dan membuat cerita” (When a person is blindfolded, that person<br />

cannot think. If that person can see that person will create a story). SD2<br />

agreed that the appellant could recognise his voice and that the appellant

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