Catch us if you can: Najib and Rosmah running scared

There is something about a court of law that scares Prime Minister Najib Razak and wife Rosmah Mansor. Why? Because in a court of law, anything you say will be recorded for public record and you would not dare, unless intentionally, lie in an open court.

So when the issue of calling the first couple to take the witness stand in the sodomy trial against Anwar Ibrahim came around, both Najib amd Rosmah took the easy way out - show us the subpoena!

The KL High Court was told they had refused to co-operate. Interviews are usually conducted to determine whether a witness will be called to testify in a trial. “They have refused to come to court, to be interviewed by the defence unless they were served with a subpoena,” Solicitor-General II Mohd Yusof Zainal Abiden told the court.

Running Scared in Malaysia

The Malaysian government has pulled out all the stops to prevent an opposition rally this weekend. This week, army units conducted crowd control exercises with banners that said, "Disperse or we will shoot!" The police set up roadblocks and arrested Malaysians simply for wearing yellow T-shirts, the signature color of Bersih, a coalition of 62 nongovernmental organizations that demands changes in Malaysia's electoral system. To date, the police have arrested over 250 supporters of Bersih, claiming that they are "waging war against the king."

Naked and Hungry Abandoned Children Found Running through New Jersey Streets – Mother Arrested

Several children were spotted running around a Jersey City street on Wednesday. They were naked and hungry and their mother was nowhere in sight. Two teenage girls came to the rescue.

“They were running up and down the road- no clothes on,” said Nilaja Wyatt, 17. She decided to take control of the situation after her friend Aaliyah Glover said her mother almost ran over one of the kids.

“We saw a little boy — he ran in front of our car so my mother had to swerve her car,” Aaliyah Glover said.

The teens gathered the six children and brought them inside. That’s when they found out the kids’ 2-year-old brother was in the upstairs apartment all by himself. The door was locked, so they broke in.

“He was crying,” Wyatt said. “He had a snotty nose, everything, crying standing by the door.”

They said there was no food in the apartment.

“They were hungry,” Glover said. “We asked them did they eat, he said he didn’t eat in two days.”

So the teens fed and bathed the children and waited for their mom, who was out with a boyfriend, to come home. She never did, so they called the cops.

Police Chief Tom Comey said Francine Davis, 40, had left the children in the care of their oldest sibling, a 14-year-old autistic child. He said Davis had nothing to say when she turned herself in.

“You left your children in the care of somebody who wasn’t emotionally or mentally capable,” Comey said. “What can you say? There’s nothing you can say that can ease that.”

Now these teens are being called heroes.

“I felt like if I was in their situation in their shoes, I would want someone to help me,” Glover said.

Davis is facing six counts of endangering the welfare of a child. The children are now in foster care.

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