152.13. The Panel further notes that although Peter Chong later lodged a police report with ASP Chua from Dang Wangi Police Sta�on, Kuala Lumpur and had his statement recorded by ASP Supari, the Police failed to inves�gate thoroughly with the help of the Thai police authori�es to determine fully the events narrated or complained of by Peter Chong that took place in Hat Yai and Pa�aya, Thailand. 60 Conduct Unbecoming 152.14. In addi�on, the Panel is of the view that the conduct of the Police in the inves�ga�ons into the disappearance of Pastor Raymond Koh was found lacking in propriety and good conduct. 152.15. This can be seen in IGP Khalid’s response to reporters in an interview on 20 March 2017 where he stated: “To the media, individuals and NGOs who want to get involved in kidnap cases, shut your bloody mouth; you are putting the victim in a high degree of danger.”61 The Panel finds the use of such strong and uncouth language to be improper given that the media and other par�es, especially the family of Pastor Raymond Koh were anxiously awai�ng updated informa�on from the Police. H. Conclusion Enforced Disappearance by Agents of the State 153. The Panel is of the considered view that the enforced disappearance of Pastor Raymond Koh was carried out by agents of the State namely, the Special Branch, Bukit Aman, Kuala Lumpur, within the defini�on of the first limb under Ar�cle 2 of ICPPED. 154. The basis for this conclusion can be found in the evidence of Norhaya� who tes�fied that Sgt Shamzaini had told her on 12 May 2018 at about 10:30 p.m. that 59 60 61 Refer to page 7 Notes of Proceeding dated on 14 November 2017. Refer to page 53 Notes of Proceeding dated on 14 November 2017. Refer to Exhibit 35 produced at the Public Inquiry 57 PASTOR RAYMOND KOH number on 6 April 2017 claiming that he or she could provide Peter Chong with informa�on on the disappearance of Pastor Raymond Koh.59