Connect with us

News

20yo Man in Shah Alam Stabs Mum to Death Because He Couldn’t Stand Her Scolding

Published

collage 86
Source: Astro Awani & Sinar Harian

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

A 20-year-old man in Shah Alam repeatedly stabbed his mother at home because he couldn’t stand being scolded by her.

In an official statement by PDRM in Shah Alam, the district’s chief police, Mohd Iqbal Bin Ibrahim said they received a call from the victim’s neighbour regarding the incident around 5:49 PM on August 20 (Tuesday).

“The neighbor was told about the murder by the victim’s youngest child, who just came home from school.”

51724242329 tbKesTikam

The murder happened on the same day around 4:30 PM when the victim was cooking at her house in Section 25, Shah Alam, where she struggled with the suspect before she was stabbed to death.

“We found multiple stab wounds on her stomach,” Iqbal said.

PDRM also said the suspect couldn’t bear being scolded by the victim (his mother) over financial problems, which is the motive of the murder.

2775384

On the same night around 7:30 PM, the suspect, who is the eldest son of the victim was caught by the police. The murder weapon – a knife, was also found with him. Both the suspect and the victim are Myanmar citizens.

The suspect will be remanded for 7 days (August 21 until August 27, 2024) to assist the police in the investigation. In the meantime, post-mortem results show stab wounds to the abdomen as the cause of death of the 40-year-old victim.

The matter is being investigated under Section 302 of the Penal Code and if found guilty, the suspect will face the death penalty,

 

Also read: Body of 23yo M’sian Singer Found Floating on Klang River After He Was Reported Missing After His Jog

Collage 61

Source: Astro Awani
Source: Sinar Harian

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



Just In

feat image jpj ganu feat image jpj ganu
News11 hours ago

41yo Civil Servant Evades Roadblock in Terengganu on His Yamaha RXZ, Leads JPJ on 5km Pursuit

A 41-year-old man refused to pull over and evaded the authorities during a Road Transport Department (JPJ) roadblock at Jalan...

feat image scammed feat image scammed
News12 hours ago

PDRM: Most Victims of Telco Scams in Malaysia are Aged 21 to 30, RM715 Million Lost in 2025

The Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) Commercial Crime Investigation Department (CCID) recently published the statistics for telecommunications crimes in Malaysia from...

feat image chup feat image chup
News14 hours ago

MBSJ Seizes & Disposes of Tyres, Cooler Box & Other Objects Used to ‘Chup’ Parking in Subang & Puchong

The Subang Jaya City Council (MBSJ) has taken action against the illegal reservation of public parking bays within its jurisdiction,...

feat image baby newborn feat image baby newborn
News1 day ago

PDRM: Body of Newborn Girl Wrapped in Plastic Found Abandoned in Back Alley in Shah Alam

The Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) has revealed that the body of a newborn girl was found wrapped in plastic in...

feat image tangkak feat image tangkak
News1 day ago

2yo Girl Tragically Killed After Being Struck by Car Her Father was Reversing at Their Johor Home

A 2-year-old girl was tragically killed on Thursday (18 December) after she was hit by the car her father was...

feat image jpj bwc feat image jpj bwc
News1 day ago

JPJ Selangor Officers Now Equipped with Body Cameras to Protect Them Against Any Misunderstandings

Road Transport Department (JPJ) enforcement officers in Selangor are now equipped with body-worn cameras (BWC) in an effort to enhance...

drugsft drugsft
News1 day ago

Police Raid Bungalow Turned Drug Lab, Seize 18 Tonnes of Drugs Worth RM1.5 Billion

The police have recently crippled a major drug syndicate in the Klang Valley, seizing illicit substances worth a staggering RM1.53...

halalft halalft
News1 day ago

Religious Affairs Minister: No Ban on Christmas Decorations for Halal-Certified Premises

Halal-certified hotels and food premises are allowed to display Christmas decorations as long as they do not compromise the principles...

Announcement

Latest Videos



TRENDING TODAY