Rompin cops urge other victims of alleged school assault to come forward
ROMPIN: Police have urged parents of students at a religious school here to lodge reports if their children have been bullied, following an allegation made by a mother today.
The Rompin deputy district police chief has urged parents of students at a religious school to report any incidents of bullying following an alleged assault by five senior students on two Form Two students on September 12. Deputy Superintendent Mohamad Zamri Mohamad Zaber stated that only two reports have been received so far regarding the incident, and he encouraged others to come forward if they have experienced similar situations.
The five suspects, aged between 16 and 17, have been released on police bail, and the case is being investigated under Section 147 of the Penal Code for rioting.
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