Did the suspects deny being forced to confess kidnapping involvement?

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Suspects Denied Being Forced to Confess Kidnapping Involvement

The defence lawyer stated that the suspects, Mohamad Naziree and Faizull Hardey, were severely beaten by the police team and forced to confess their involvement in the kidnapping. However, police officer ASP Mohamad Jazlan Sharif testified in court and denied these allegations, asserting that no physical assault occurred during the arrests.
Allegations of Severe Beatings and Forced Confessions

During the High Court proceedings, the defence lawyer explicitly stated that the fifth and sixth accused, Mohamad Naziree and Faizull Hardey, sustained serious injuries, including a torn tongue and bodily harm, due to severe beatings by the police team. The lawyer further alleged that these suspects were coerced into confessing their participation in the kidnapping.
Police Officer's Denial of Assault

ASP Mohamad Jazlan Sharif, the lead officer in the raid, refuted the defence lawyer's claims under cross-examination. He testified that the arrests were conducted solely for investigative purposes and, to his knowledge, no physical assault was involved in the process.
Context of the Kidnapping Case

The suspects are among eight individuals jointly accused of abducting a victim with the intention of obtaining confidential information related to hacking mobile phones. The arrests were made at a chalet in Hulu Langat three years prior to the court testimony.

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