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Perak police submit IPs on viral stepdaughter assault case to Bukit Aman

Stepfather believed to have struck victim’s left cheek, back and head

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 26 Sep 2022 7:28PM

Perak police submit IPs on viral stepdaughter assault case to Bukit Aman
Perak police chief Datuk Mohd Yusri Hassan Basri says the case of a man who allegedly assaulted his stepdaughter in Parit Buntar has been referred to Bukit Aman. – Pixabay pic, September 26, 2022

IPOH – The investigation papers (IPs) in connection with the case of a man who allegedly assaulted his stepdaughter in Parit Buntar, which went viral on social media since last Monday, have been referred to Bukit Aman.

Perak police chief Datuk Mohd Yusri Hassan Basri said police had completed the probe and submitted the IPs last week.

“Now we are waiting for the next course of action,” he said when at his office here today.

Earlier, it was reported that police had detained a man who was believed to have assaulted his stepdaughter, aged 19, following the latter lodging a report on September 18.

The incident that happened after 11pm on September 17 arose following an argument between the victim and her biological mother before the suspect intervened by slapping the girl’s left cheek, then kicking her in the back and stepping on her head.

Following the incident, the victim was sent to Parit Buntar Hospital before being referred to the Taiping Hospital due to swellings and bruises on several parts of her body.

The argument is believed to have stemmed from a family problem. The investigation is still ongoing under Section 323 of the Penal Code for causing injury and Section 18A of the Domestic Violence Act.

When asked about allegations by certain parties that there were police officers or personnel who were protecting the suspect, Yusri said investigations found that the matter was not true at all. – Bernama, September 26, 2022

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