fbpx
Connect with us

News

10yo Boy In Negeri Sembilan Allegedly Abused By His 35yo Brother & Sister-In-Law

Published

Couple1
Source: Info Roadblock JPJ/POLIS | Facebook

Follow us on Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, and Instagram for the latest stories and updates daily.

A couple in Negeri Sembilan was arrested after they were suspected of abusing a 10-year-old boy in Felda Raja Alias 4, Jempol on 4 June.

According to Jempol police chief Supt Hoo Chang Hook, the police were alerted about the incident after receiving a report from the public.

192928567 1909973732513661 5859734280685019780 N 193658171 1909973699180331 7626472693968995378 N

One of the suspects have been identified as the victim’s brother from another father, while the other suspect is the victim’s 35-year-old sister-in-law, reported Astro Awani.

“The child is the youngest of four siblings and lived with the two suspects after the death of his parents,” Supt Hoo said.

“In yesterday’s incident, he was beaten by his sister-in-law with a cane until he was injured and bruised on the body because the victim threw stones at people’s houses.”

193226809 1909973605847007 7916385933360638340 N 197166943 1909973639180337 3968755842234396433 N 195489637 1909973669180334 1851561290629524220 N

Additionally, Hoo said that the boy was allegedly beaten by the 35-year-old man with a clothes hanger because he was suspected of stealing money during Ramadhan last month.

The victim, who suffered injuries on various parts of his body, has since been sent to Jempol Hospital for further treatment while the suspects were remanded at the Kuala Pilah Court on 5 June.

The case is now being investigated under Section 31 (1) (a) of the Child Act 2001.

 

Also read: Woman Who Was Raped By Brother Tries To Kill Son With Insulin As He Resembled Her Attacker

Inject

Follow us on Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, and Instagram for the latest stories and updates daily.



Just In

Feat Image Malaysia Accent Feat Image Malaysia Accent
News3 mins ago

“Power lah!” – The Malaysian Accent Named 6th Sexiest Accent in Asia, 39th in The World

We Malaysians tend to have a soft spot for foreigners visiting our country and making content about our food, culture...

My Post 1 2024 04 25T165521.839 My Post 1 2024 04 25T165521.839
News17 hours ago

Source Shares M’sian Govt is Considering Casino to Revive Forest City, PM Anwar Says It’s Not True!

Just about a month ago, luxury mega-development, Johor’s Forest City, had gone viral for basically becoming a ghost town after...

Collage 40 Collage 40
News18 hours ago

Malaysians Can Withdraw from Their EPF’s Account 3 ANYTIME from May 11 Onwards, Here’s How it Works

You can soon withdraw a part of your retirement fund. Sort of. KWSP has just introduced 3 accounts, namely the...

My Post 1 2024 04 25T152151.796 My Post 1 2024 04 25T152151.796
News19 hours ago

US Prof Condemns M’sia for Not Supporting Israel During Talk at UM, Says M’sia is Unsafe After Leaving

An American political scientist from the Portland State University is currently experiencing the wrath of Malaysians. After being invited by...

Collage 8 5 Collage 8 5
News21 hours ago

Tony Fernandes Postpones Retirement & Will Continue Serving as CEO for Another 5 Years!

Under Tony Fernandes’ leadership, AirAsia turned a dream into reality, transforming the travel landscape in Asia. AirAsia is even considered...

Collage 38 Collage 38
News24 hours ago

“Take care of your sisters” – These were Final Words by a Fallen Officer to Her Son Before TLDM Tragedy

If it was up to us, we would want to stay forever with our loved ones. Unfortunately, we can never...

Collage 7 6 Collage 7 6
News2 days ago

TLDM Tragedy: Deceased Officer Wanted to Take 1 Last Helicopter Ride Before Retiring & Living with Husband

What was meant to be a training ended up in a tragedy that robbed 10 precious lives, leaving many family...

Collage 5 6 Collage 5 6
News2 days ago

TLDM Tragedy: Daughters of Fallen Officer Share How They Received the News at School, Say Teachers Cried Too

Malaysians are grieving over the unfortunate deaths of 10 officers of the Royal Malaysian Navy (TLDM), especially their family members....

Announcement

Latest Videos



TRENDING TODAY