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Boss beats, aims gun at workers for fasting: South Klang cops

4 nabbed over incident, to be remanded today; no racial issue involved, police say

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 14 Apr 2021 11:59PM

Boss beats, aims gun at workers for fasting: South Klang cops

SHAH ALAM – South Klang police arrested four individuals who allegedly assaulted two male workers for fasting.

In a statement today, South Klang district police chief Shamsul Amar Ramli said the Klang police station received a report at 4.16pm regarding the beating.

He said both victims were beaten in turns on their backs using a cane by their employer and another worker.

“Preliminary investigations revealed that the incident happened when the man was at his employer’s home in Bukit Tinggi, Klang and started because the employer scolded the victims for fasting,” he said.

Amar said the employer also took a pistol from one of the victims and pointed it at them while threatening and insulting them.

He said the case will be investigated under Sections 324, 506 and 298 of the Penal Code and all suspects will be remanded at the Klang court tomorrow.

“Police would like to stress that this case does not involve any racial issue,” he said.

He also advised the public or any individual not to abuse social media and share any provocative statements that can inflame racial sensitivities and affect the harmony among races, warning that stern action will be taken against anyone acting beyond the boundaries of the law. – Bernama, April 14, 2021

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