Police hunt woman who kicked auxiliary policeman in groin
KUALA LUMPUR: Police are tracking down a woman who kicked an auxiliary policeman in the groin after he confronted her for driving against traffic flow near a shopping complex in Damansara yesterday.
KUALA LUMPUR - Authorities are searching for a woman who allegedly kicked an auxiliary policeman in the groin after he stopped her for driving against traffic flow near a shopping area in Damansara. The incident took place at 8:38 AM yesterday when the 30-year-old female suspect was driving a Hyundai Inokim with its front facing the wrong direction.
Upon noticing the vehicle, the 30-year-old auxiliary policeman approached the driver and asked her to move the car. However, the woman responded with an obscene gesture and got out of the car to attack the officer. She proceeded to kick him in the groin before escaping on foot. Police have identified the suspect and believe she may still be at large.
The case is being investigated under sections of the Penal Code and the Minor Offences Act for causing hurt and insulting behavior, respectively.
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