‘Stare’ case at Kepong restaurant: AGC reviewing technician’s representation over grievous hurt charge
KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 17 — The Attorney General’s Chambers (AGC) is still reviewing a representation by a techn...
The Attorney General's Chambers (AGC) is currently reviewing a legal representation submitted by a technician in connection with a case of grievous hurt charges at a Kepong restaurant. Deputy Public Prosecutor Adiba Iman Hassan confirmed that the representation was filed on September 2 and is still under consideration. The prosecution team is awaiting additional documents and reports, including Wong Weng Luen's psychiatric assessment, CCTV footage analysis, and medical records.
Wong, along with carpenter Wong and memorial centre worker Wan, faced charges of intentionally causing grievous hurt to a man named Andrew Teh Tiek Hua in a "stare" incident at a restaurant in May. The maximum penalty for the offence under Section 326 of the Penal Code is 20 years imprisonment, with potential fines or caning upon conviction.
The court has scheduled the next case mention for October 13 to consider the psychiatric report and further defence submissions.
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