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| Pengalaman pelakon Abu Bakar Juah, yang pernah bertugas di Penjara Pudu dari tahun 1975 hingga 1986: //"Having worked in Pudu Prison for 11 years from 1975 to 1986, actor and former prison director of Taiping Prison, Abu Bakar Juah, has many memories of the place. ... He recalls an incident in 1986 when a group of six prisoners led by Jimmy Chuah took Dr Radzi Jaafar and Dr Abdul Aziz Majid hostage, and held them for six days. “I was at the prison workshop that day when I received a call from the director. Without explaining, he told me to close it up and return all the inmates to their room,” he relates. It was a little later that he was told of what had transpired, and he was asked to be the liaison between the Prisons Department and the Police. He remembers that it was a very trying situation and he did not manage to get any sleep over the next two days. He also says that it was Datuk Ibrahim Mohamed, the director-general of Prisons at that time, who insisted that no firearms should be used, so the rescue team only used batons. As a result, there were no fatalities."// (D. RAJ and JOSEPH LOH @ The Star, 27 Jun 2010: {{ :akhbar:if_the_prison_walls_could_talk_the_star.pdf ||}}[[https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2010/06/27/if-the-prison-walls-could-talk|"If the prison walls could talk"]]). | Pengalaman pelakon Abu Bakar Juah, yang pernah bertugas di Penjara Pudu dari tahun 1975 hingga 1986: //"Having worked in Pudu Prison for 11 years from 1975 to 1986, actor and former prison director of Taiping Prison, Abu Bakar Juah, has many memories of the place. ... He recalls an incident in 1986 when a group of six prisoners led by Jimmy Chuah took Dr Radzi Jaafar and Dr Abdul Aziz Majid hostage, and held them for six days. “I was at the prison workshop that day when I received a call from the director. Without explaining, he told me to close it up and return all the inmates to their room,” he relates. It was a little later that he was told of what had transpired, and he was asked to be the liaison between the Prisons Department and the Police. He remembers that it was a very trying situation and he did not manage to get any sleep over the next two days. He also says that it was Datuk Ibrahim Mohamed, the director-general of Prisons at that time, who insisted that no firearms should be used, so the rescue team only used batons. As a result, there were no fatalities."// (D. RAJ and JOSEPH LOH @ The Star, 27 Jun 2010: {{ :akhbar:if_the_prison_walls_could_talk_the_star.pdf ||}}[[https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2010/06/27/if-the-prison-walls-could-talk|"If the prison walls could talk"]]). |
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| | //"The Pudu Prison siege began on October 17, 1986, when the inmates in question rushed a prison clinic, taking hostage a doctor and a laboratory technician using improvised shanks. For nearly six tense days, the desperados held the medics to ransom in the former British colonial gaol, demanding their own release along with getaway cars and cash. The ringleader was one Jimmy Chua (pictured at right), a former policeman turned gangland figure who had been detained on a murder charge; accomplices Ng Lai Huat, Sin Ah Lau , Lam Hock Sung, Yap Chee Keong, and Phang Boon Ho were all in prison on various firearms violations. The intrinsic impossibility of their position was underscored over the course of the siege, as Kuala Lumpur gawkers began to join the armed soldiery surrounding the jail: the prisoners who had made themselves centers of attention did not dare trust food sent by the guards, eating only the dwindling provisions that were left on hand at the time of their clinic attack. So how exactly were they ever going to come to an endgame where they would trust assurances to walk out the gates to a mystery car? This distant hypothetical never crested the horizon, because with the help of a signal from another inmate, Malaysian special forces were able to slip into the facility while the prisoners’ guard was down and take the lot by storm, unharmed and without firing a shot. That meant everyone was around to face trial for kidnapping, which just so happened to carry a maximum sentence of death by hanging despite the absence of a fatality."// (Headsman @ ExecutedToday.com, October 10th, 2017: {{ :laman:executedtoday.com_1989_jimmy_chua_and_his_pudu_prison_siege_accomplices.pdf ||}}[[https://www.executedtoday.com/2017/10/10/1989-jimmy-chua-and-his-pudu-prison-siege-accomplices/|"1989: Jimmy Chua and his Pudu Prison siege accomplices"]]). |
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| **LATAR PERISTIWA: [[https://ms.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rusuhan_Penjara_Pudu|Wikipedia: Rusuhan Penjara Pudu]]** | **LATAR PERISTIWA: [[https://ms.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rusuhan_Penjara_Pudu|Wikipedia: Rusuhan Penjara Pudu]]** |
