SUHAKAM Report of Public Inquiry into the Incidents During and After the Public Assembly of 28 April 2012 26 stomped on his back and kicked about while he was helping the young woman. At the same time, he heard profanities23 being hurled at him. W6 also furnished the Panel with the T-shirt that he wore on that day, which upon close inspection was found to be covered with boot prints. (Exhibits 18(a) and (b)). Another group of policemen also came and continued in the same manner, with each incident lasting for about 5 minutes each. According to W6, the young woman was also stomped upon by the police at one point. Later, W6 saw an ambulance arriving and the young woman was given treatment by the medical personnel. Exhibit 18(a) Exhibit 18(b) Exhibits 18 (a) and (b): Photos of the BERSIH T-shirt worn by W6 on 28 April 2012 23 W6 testified that the police just kept on kicking him, and at one point said to him ‘pukimak keling’ (Indian son of a bitch)