Dashcam footage surfaces of alleged fatal Shah Alam group fight
KUALA LUMPUR : A dashcam recording believed to have captured part of a violent attack in Section 28, Shah Alam, which left one man dead and another seriously injured yesterday, has surfaced.
Dashcam footage has emerged capturing moments of a violent altercation in Shah Alam, Malaysia, which resulted in one man's death and another's serious injury. The recording, taken from a vehicle passing the scene, shows the aftermath of the incident in Section 28. Two victims are seen on the road, with one reportedly bleeding. A blue Perodua Alza vehicle is captured pulling over near the victims, followed by several men approaching the second victim.
Additional men are seen exiting the Alza and moving towards the second victim before the footage concludes. Police responded to the scene following reports of a group fight, and subsequently arrested a man. Preliminary investigations revealed the altercation occurred around 2pm, with witnesses noting the use of slashing weapons.
CCTV footage corroborated the incident, showing multiple men involved in the confrontation. The police have opened an investigation under Section 302 of the Penal Code, which carries a potential sentence of 30 to 40 years imprisonment and at least 12 strokes of the rotan. Anyone with additional information is encouraged to contact Assistant Superintendent Shamsiah Noor Zakaria or their nearest police station.
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