Malaysia

Johor cops nab five men, woman over brawl in Tampoi

Police say still hunting for several more individuals in connection with fight that went viral

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 29 May 2023 7:16AM

Johor cops nab five men, woman over brawl in Tampoi

JOHOR BARU – Police have detained five men and a woman to facilitate investigations into a video-recorded brawl that went viral on social media.

Johor Baru Utara police chief Balveer Singh said the suspects, aged between 24 and 35, were remanded for four days in connection with the fight that occurred at about 11.40pm in Tampoi here on Saturday night.

He said police were tracking down some individuals who were still at large.

“Anyone with information on the incident can contact the investigating officer ASP Risman Sahid at 019-776-6043,” he said in a statement yesterday. – Bernama, May 29, 2023

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