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Rampaging drug addict slashes two police officers in Shah Alam

Both officers treated at Shah Alam Hospital, one with hand surgery

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 27 Sep 2022 7:46PM

Rampaging drug addict slashes two police officers in Shah Alam

SHAH ALAM – Two police officers were slashed when they apprehended a drug addict on a rampage with a machete at a house in Kg Sg Kandis, Section 36, here, yesterday.

Shah Alam district police chief Mohd Iqbal Ibrahim said Mohammad Ridzuan Marsudi, 31, suffered a serious injury to his left wrist while Mohd Zulhusni Hassani, 30, was hurt on his right wrist in the 3.45pm confrontation.

He said both officers from the D4 Division (Intelligence/Operations/Criminal Records) of the Shah Alam district police headquarters received treatment at Shah Alam Hospital.

“However, Ridzuan was then referred to Selayang Hospital for hand surgery and is reported to be in stable condition now,” he said in a statement.

Iqbal said that prior to the incident, the two officers and five other policemen were following up on a case being investigated under Section 427 of the Penal Code involving a 47-year-old local man who allegedly went on a rampage in a four-wheel-drive vehicle.

He said the suspect rammed a sedan belonging to his brother, a 53-year-old retired teacher, and smashed a flower pot onto his car before chasing him with a machete.

“The police team then arrived at the house to find the suspect, who is unemployed, refusing to cooperate and relent. The suspect then swung a machete at Ridzuan, who opened fire in self-defence.

“However, the shot missed in the struggle with the suspect, who continued to attack and slashed Ridzuan on the left wrist, immobilising three fingers,” he said.

Iqbal said Zulhusni was slashed on his right wrist while he was trying to overpower and arrest the violent suspect.

He said the suspect lived alone in the house while his brother lived next door and that a urine test found the suspect positive for methamphetamine, amphetamine, and THC, and had a previous record.

“The suspect is now under remand for three days until Thursday and the case is being investigated under Sections 307 and 326 of the Penal Code (for attempted murder and causing grievous hurt),” he added. – Bernama, September 27, 2022


 

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