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Langkawi bullying case: cops release 13 Form 4 students on bail

Video of assault on 16-year-old had gone viral on social media yesterday

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 29 Apr 2022 2:23PM

Langkawi bullying case: cops release 13 Form 4 students on bail
Media reports said police had received a report on the assault of a 16-year-old schoolboy by several other students in a secondary school in Langkawi yesterday, with a 25-second video of the incident having gone viral on social media. – Rohaifi Azri Facebook pic, April 29, 2022

ALOR STAR – Thirteen Form 4 students who were arrested yesterday in connection with the assault of a fellow student in a government secondary school in Langkawi were released today on police bail.

Langkawi police chief Shariman Ashari said police had recorded their statements and the investigation papers would be referred to the deputy public prosecutor.

“All those arrested have been released on police bail,” he said in a brief WhatsApp message.

Media reports said police had received a report on the assault of a 16-year-old schoolboy yesterday by several other students, with a 25-second video of the incident having gone viral on social media.

The 9am incident was said to have been due to a misunderstanding among the students.

Yesterday, 12 of the students were rounded up at 12.30pm and one was picked up at 3pm. – Bernama, April 29, 2022

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