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Report of sexual harassment by law enforcer goes viral

It also appears on whistleblower account Edisi Siasat.

Updated 2 years ago · Published on 21 Nov 2023 2:08PM

Report of sexual harassment by law enforcer goes viral
A police report on sexual harassment has gone viral on social media. It also appears on the whistleblower account Edisi Siasat. – Pixabay pic, November 21, 2023.

by The Vibes Team

A POLICE report by a woman in her late 30s alleging she was sexually harassed by the head of an enforcement agency has gone viral on social media. 

A copy of the report was also shared on the whistleblower account Edisi Siasat. It was lodged on November 14 by the woman, who is a financial consultant. 

In the report, the woman said she was introduced to the man on November 17 last year at his office. 

She said she met him to introduce some investment opportunities but instead suffered verbal sexual harassment. 

“He asked me all kinds of lewd questions and that he could give me anything I wanted, even if I wanted to eat an elephant’s head. 

“After the incident, I concluded that he was not interested in my proposal, but he continued to harass me and invited me to a hotel in Bukit Jalil twice on November 23, 2022,” she said in her report. 

She said the man contacted her again on December 31 to wish her a happy new year and invited her to meet him at a hotel and karaoke to discuss an investment proposal. 

“I did not entertain him and since August 31 this year he has been constantly asking me to spend the night with him, offering me money and other perks. 

“I warned him not to WhatsApp me and disturb me anymore and was not interested,” she said. 

She said the man, however, continued to harass her and even sent her some lewd pictures of himself. 

“I was really traumatised and went into a depression. I did not feel safe to go out and meet any more potential high-profile clients for fear of something similar recurring,” she said in her report.

Meanwhile, the New Straits Times quoted Selangor police chief Datuk Hussein Omar Khan confirming that a report from the victim on the matter had been received. He said the investigation would be conducted by Bukit Aman’s Classified Crime Investigation Unit. – The Vibes, November 21, 2023. 

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