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Ampang Jaya police probe viral TikTok assault and multi-car collision

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 28 — Police are investigating a case of vandalism and voluntarily causing hurt after a car coll...

Ampang Jaya police probe viral TikTok assault and multi-car collision

Apologetic TikTok video shows a car colliding with several parked vehicles and assaulting someone, leading to a police probe in Ampang Jaya. According to prosecutors, a man and his female companion were driving from a hike to pick up Nadia from her home. Three men approached the car, one of whom knocked on the driver's side window instructing the man to exit.

Terrified, the driver accelerated forward, striking parked cars. One of the men stood on the car's hood and was struck by three unidentified men. The incident received widespread attention on TikTok. Police are investigating under Section 427 for mischief causing loss or damage, carrying up to five years in jail, and Section 323 for voluntarily causing hurt, with penalties including imprisonment and fines. They seek public assistance with information and caution against speculation.

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