Malaysia

Cops complete probe into 10 students in Teluk Intan bullying case

Victim suffered fractured ribs, burn marks on back from hot iron, says Perak police chief

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 26 Jun 2022 2:34PM

Cops complete probe into 10 students in Teluk Intan bullying case
Perak police chief Datuk Mior Faridalathrash Wahid says all 10 male students, aged 16 and 17, who were remanded for four days until tomorrow, will be released on police bail. – Bernama pic, June 26, 2022

IPOH – Police have completed the investigation paper on a bullying case involving 10 students of a secondary school in Teluk Intan on Thursday.

Perak police chief Datuk Mior Faridalathrash Wahid said all 10 male students, aged 16 and 17, who were remanded for four days until tomorrow, will be released on police bail.

“The remand was not extended as the investigation has been completed and the investigation paper will be submitted to the Perak Public Prosecutor’s Office for further action,” he said when contacted here today.

He said the examination of the victim, a Form Two student, who was treated at the Teluk Intan Hospital, found fractured ribs and burn marks in the back, and soft tissue injury on the right calf, chest, back, both arms, chin, and cheeks.

“The victim was discharged from Teluk Intan Hospital and allowed to return home yesterday,” he said.

 Police had earlier arrested 10 senior students to the victim at about 11.20pm on Thursday after receiving a report on the case at 9.40pm. The victim was being bullied between 12.30am and 1am on the same day.

According to the preliminary investigation, one of the suspects took the victim to his dormitory room, where he was beaten up by a gang, who also injured him with a hot iron.

The incident was believed to be due to jealousy as the victim was seen chatting up with a female student who was also the girlfriend of one of the suspects. – Bernama, June 26, 2022

Related News

Malaysia / 2w

Student bullying case: Five students claim they were bullied by the first suspect

Malaysia / 2mth

Penang signs landmark Perak water deal to secure 40-year supply from 2032

Opinion / 3mth

When bullying turns violent, Malaysia must confront what is happening inside schools

Malaysia / 5mth

Melaka: Student falls from roof, police deny any bullying

Malaysia / 6mth

Perak MB denies PRN speculation

Malaysia / 7mth

Work stress, bullying among possible causes of trainee doctor's death

Spotlight

Malaysia

Man kidnapped, tortured, and killed following misunderstanding

Malaysia

'I will never forget taxi drivers who backed me in my hardest times' - PM Anwar

Malaysia

Najib fails to secure stay of 15-year jail term, RM11.38b fine in 1MDB case

Malaysia

Ivana Smit’s mother considers Federal Court appeal after RM1.1m award overturned

Education

Schools in Negeri Sembilan, Melaka to reopen tomorrow as haze conditions improve

Malaysia

Zara Qairina inquest: Investigating officer says final findings showed no suspicious circumstances

Malaysia

Man jailed 8½ years for abusing three-year-old boy, forcing the child to eat faeces

World

Pope Leo XIV diagnosed with lung cancer after successful surgery

Malaysia

More than 3,000 Myanmar refugees set for repatriation after Malaysia secures breakthrough

You may be interested

Malaysia

Terengganu royal family member sues two banks over RM1.99m missing from savings

Malaysia

Will exempting MSMEs from the minimum wage requirement widen inequality?

Malaysia

Ten per cent of Malaysian jobs face AI-related automation risks - Economy Minister

Malaysia

Najib fails to secure stay of 15-year jail term, RM11.38b fine in 1MDB case

Malaysia

27 areas record unhealthy API readings, Pasir Gudang highest at 176

Malaysia

Elderly woman loses RM202k after ‘monk’ promises her winning numbers

Malaysia

Foreign spouses do not automatically qualify as Bumiputera, says Saifuddin

By Alfian Z.M. Tahir

Malaysia

LPT3 row puts Kelantan’s infrastructure priorities under scrutiny