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| Typical UN driving Timor-Leste foto dok |
According to the Government press officer, “the UNPOL escort hit his car from behind. Lasama is ok. Now he is staying overnight in Baucau.”
When Tempo Semanal tried to confirm with the UN Spokesperson Ms. Sandra Macguire at 2030hrs local time her phone was turned off.
Tempo Semanal confirmed the story from the Security of State for Security Fransisco Guterres responsible for policing and public safety, which his police trained and mentoring by the UNPOL. Guterres confirmed “yes, but he is ok. The car in the front [carrying Lasama] braked, and the UNPOL escort car hit his car from behind. He is ok.”
In 1991 Fernando de Araujo Lasama was arrested by Indonesian security forces for his role in the resistance to the Suharto regime. Many others were killed or disappeared once being arrested. Lasama was imprisoned in Cipinang prison Jakarta along with now Prime Minister Xanana Gusmao. Having survived the Suharto regime Lasama was nearly killed today by UNPOL incompetent drivers in a card accident.
Tempo Semanal has reported in the past about dangerous UN drivers. UN traffic accidents have caused much victims in the last tens years. Tempo Semanal in December 2010 revealed internal UN audits on UN misconduct but the UN still has not responded.
8 comments:
Stupid, unprofessional, idiot UNPOL
this is a non sense report my friend!. Those CSP police that drive VIP's cars are all reckless drivers and very indiciplines. they are all road rage, 'TETU BA MAI SIRA HOTU HANESAN DEIT; ESKOLTU ONU NO ESKOLTU CSP'those VIPs convoys that head to district need to respect other people on the road, drive a bit slow big bosses.! otherwise you will be killed on road accidents no matter who you are..!
Oh mai compara fali kareta asidente ho Suharto nee oh beikten bot ida pa.
Oh sorti UN sira mai ajuda ita, se lae ita han malu nafatin, beik ten bot ida nee.
Where is the Lasama's car picture? I cant understand how an almost "killed person" could keep travelling. A hospital should sound as a better idea.
Agree with Anon1. Those so called VIPs in Timor (and their incompetent CSP drivers)think they rule the road. Look around Dili when they come pass traffic light do they bother to stop? Nope..Traffic rules only apply to common people.
CSP timor oan no VIP nia kondores sira ne mesak idiot hanesan hotu deit..! istilus koboy no dalan hanesan fali sira nia mesak!
sira babain soke povu kik mate ne dala barak la iha lia. agora VIP balu mate tiha mak diak.. ne para sira fase matan! selae istilus maun abut iha dalan boot ho PAJERO governo nian nebe hola ho povu(selu taxa nain) nia osan! MOE OITUAN BA.>! (I say it because i always experience it day in day out!) *Povu kiik*
anonimous 1,2, 5 no 6:
imi koalia los duni, maibe ita halo saida tan, sira mak hamrik iha lei nia leten no ita povu bai2n mak iha lei nia okos. sorti la mate, mate karik bandeira hasae 1/2 tiang fali ona.
I do appreciated with all of your comments, but seems like you are unfair in giving your comments.. This is how we could measured as an UN Police that they role in this country is to support and to be a model of our PNTL….Unfortunately most of our PNTL members are better than UNPOL, both personal and professional attitudes …. Keep up PNTL..!!, I do appreciated with your performance so far and ...keep up...
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