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Johor cops arrest woman over husband’s death

Police say Lee Ming How, 44, found dead this morning

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 15 Jul 2022 1:48PM

Johor cops arrest woman over husband’s death
Johor police carry the body of victim Lee Ming How, 44, from Flat Nipah, Taman Daya in Johor Baru today. – Bernama pic, July 15, 2022

JOHOR BARU – Police have arrested a woman following the death of her husband in an incident at Flat Nipah, Taman Daya, this morning.

Johor Baru Selatan district police chief Raub Selamat, when contacted, confirmed this.

He said police were alerted of the incident at about 7.50am today.

On arriving at the scene, he said, police found the victim, identified as Lee Ming How, 44, dead.

The body was then sent to Sultanah Aminah Hospital for post-mortem.

Following the incident, Raub said, police arrested the victim’s wife, aged 35, for investigation.

Police would apply for an order to remand her today, he added. – Bernama, July 15, 2022

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