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Selangor police urge calm as Rocky case returns to court
Law enforcement officials in Selangor have appealed to the public to refrain from gathering outside the courthouse during proceedings related to the Rocky case, citing the need to maintain order and prevent tensions from escalating.
LSN Malaysia ·
SHAH ALAM — Selangor police chief Datuk Shazeli Kahar has called on members of the public to avoid congregating at the courthouse during hearings connected to the Rocky case, warning that such assemblies could unnecessarily heighten tensions.
The police chief's statement comes ahead of anticipated court proceedings and appears designed to forestall potential disruptions or confrontations outside the courthouse. Authorities have emphasised the importance of allowing legal processes to proceed without external pressure or interference.
Selangor police have indicated that they remain prepared to maintain public order and security in the vicinity of the courthouse. The appeal reflects broader law enforcement concerns about managing public sentiment surrounding high-profile cases and preventing escalation through unauthorised gatherings.
The case continues to attract considerable public attention, with various stakeholders monitoring its progression through the judicial system. Police have reiterated their commitment to upholding the rule of law while ensuring that court proceedings can take place in an orderly manner.