A woman allegedly kicked a 30-year-old auxiliary police officer in the groin after becoming enraged when he told her to move her car in TTDI yesterday (14 October).
The officer was on duty when he approached the woman to ask her to move her vehicle, but she reportedly became aggressive and kicked him in the groin.
Woman flips off auxiliary police before kicking him in the groin
The incident took place at around 8:38 AM when the officer allegedly noticed the woman’s Hyundai Inokom parked facing the wrong direction and honking at other vehicles for no apparent reason.
According to Brickfields District Police Chief Assistant Commissioner Hoo Chang Hook, the auxiliary police officer then approached the woman to advise her and ask her to move the vehicle.
However, the woman allegedly responded by raising her middle finger, before getting out of the car and attempting to attack the officer.
“The suspect made an obscene gesture by raising her middle finger while brushing her teeth. She then kicked him in the groin,” Hoo was quoted as saying by Harian Metro.
Police are actively tracking down the suspect
Hoo added that the officer called for backup while struggling with the woman and trying to restrain her. However, she managed to flee the scene.
“Efforts to track down the suspect are ongoing,” he said.
The case is being investigated under Section 323 of the Penal Code and Section 14 of the Minor Offences Act 1955.
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