Malaysia

1-week remand for Melaka man suspected of murdering ex-brother-in-law

32-year-old with criminal record apprehended after alleged quarrel with ex-wife

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 14 May 2021 1:13PM

1-week remand for Melaka man suspected of murdering ex-brother-in-law

MELAKA – A man who allegedly murdered his former brother-in-law in Kg Berangan Enam, Jasin on Aidilfitri morning yesterday was remanded for seven days starting today.

The detention order on the 32-year-old unemployed man until May 20 was issued by Ayer Keroh court magistrate Lee Kim Keat.

The suspect was detained to facilitate investigation under Section 302 of the Penal Code.

Melaka Criminal Investigation Department (CID) chief Mohd Sukri Kaman said the suspect was detained at 6.30pm yesterday in a mosque near the murder location.

“The suspect who attempted to flee in a motorcycle was nabbed by policemen from Melaka police contingent headquarters and Jasin CID.

“A urine test showed the suspect was positive for methamphetamine and he also had a past criminal record for drugs,” he said.

In the incident on the morning of Syawal, Bernama reported a man died  after being stabbed by his former brother-in-law in Kg Berangan Enam. 

The event unfolded when the suspect came to the victim’s house to take his two daughters aged 8 and 10 from his ex-wife before a quarrel and fight broke out. – Bernama, May 14, 2021

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