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5 men held over Pudu nightclub brawl

Police say the suspects, aged 19 to 30, have previous records for violent crime and drug-related offences.

5 men held over Pudu nightclub brawl

Kuala Lumpur police have apprehended five men, aged 19 to 30, in connection with a chaotic brawl outside a nightclub in Pudu that captured attention on social media. Annas Sulaiman, chief of Wangsa Maju police station, detailed the arrest in a statement following the circulation of a 38-second Facebook video showing the confrontation and riotous behavior.

The incident allegedly unfolded outside Esperance Pudu nightclub, with preliminary investigations suggesting a dispute between multiple individuals that quickly transformed into a full-blown fight. Among the suspects, each had prior convictions for violent crimes and drug-related offenses, police revealed. All five individuals have been placed in custody for a five-day period, starting from August 31 to September 4, to aid in the ongoing investigation.

In addition to apprehending the suspects, police seized a black Perodua Myvi vehicle suspected to have been utilized during the incident. Authorities are actively working to locate additional suspects involved in the altercation. The case is being scrutinized under Penal Code Sections 307 for attempted murder, Section 148 for rioting while armed, and Section 427 for causing mischief.

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