Break-ups are hard to get through; for some people, it might take months and years.
In the wee hours of the morning of August 14, an individual had received a threat from a woman on the messaging application WeChat. The woman threatened them by saying she would burn the family’s business and destroy their property.
Along with those messages, she also sent a video of someone pouring a ‘suspicious’ looking liquid that looked like petroleum, in front of the family’s motorcycle store. After receiving those threats, the family decided to lodge a police report.
A team of policeman was sent to the victim’s house and when they arrived, they saw a Toyota Corolla Altis ramming the gate. After the gate fell, the suspect drove away hurriedly.
The police tailed the car and apprehended the suspect at a toll. The driver was a 20-year-old Malaysian who had no previous criminal records. However, an urine test showed that she was driving under the influence of a drug named benzo.
CCTV footage showed that after the woman had rammed the gate, it fell on a car, and the damages amounted to around RM15,000.
Police investigations were able to uncover that a family member had broken up with the woman at the end of July, according to a statement.
The case will be investigated under Section 506 and Section 427 of the Penal Code and Section 15 (1) (a) of the 1954 Dangerous Drugs Act.
