M’sian Woman Who Assaulted Uni Student In Sungai Long Arrested By Police For Investigations

By now, you would have read about how an aunty had assaulted some students at a university and if you have not, you can read the complete story here.

In the latest update by PDRM, the woman has since been arrested by the police to help out in investigations.

According to their statement, PDRM received a report from a female student who was assaulted by a woman in her early 50s.

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It is said that the woman approached the student asking to borrow their phone but once the student rejected her (as she was using it for homework), the woman snatched her phone and threw it on the road.

The student asked the woman to be responsible for spoiling her phone and they went into a convenience store to discuss. Soon after, police officers arrived and asked the victim to make a police report and for the woman to follow them back to the police station.

In a fit of anger, the woman took a book and hit the student with it.

Both of these instances were recorded and the videos have gone viral on social media platforms.

The woman has since been detained for 3 days by the police to help with investigations.

This case is now being investigated under Sections 427 and 324 of the Penal Code. If found guilty under Section 427, she will be jailed for 1-5 years, fined or both. If found guilty under Section 324, then she will be jailed for a maximum of 3 years, fined or whipped.

PDRM also urged witnesses who have information/evidence on this case to go to any nearby police stations or contact the investigating officer Inspector Azrul Nizam bin Zainal Abidin (016-9985730) to help out with investigations.

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