AKPS officer allegedly killed by husband was in divorce proceedings, says brother
NILAI, Oct 16 — The family of a Malaysian Border Control and Protection Agency (AKPS) officer who was allege...
On October 16, the family of Malaysian Border Control and Protection Agency (AKPS) officer Norhazwani Ibrahim, 35, is grappling with her alleged murder by her husband according to Sinar Harian. The eldest brother, Amran Ibrahim, 59, expressed his initial disbelief upon learning of the news via a call from another sibling at 7:30pm.
He confirmed the tragic incident with police who stated Norhazwani had been stabbed to death. The family, composed of nine siblings, described Norhazwani as cheerful and rarely sharing her problems, despite being in the midst of a divorce. Her husband had been recently released from prison after serving time for a drug-related offense.
On the day preceding the incident, her brother in Kelantan had stayed overnight at their home. The couple, married for seven years with two children aged five and six, were reportedly on amicable terms. The children are currently being cared for by another sister in Kelantan. The family is deeply saddened by the loss and has entrusted the investigation and further proceedings to the police.
Norhazwani’s body was transported to Tuanku Ja’afar Hospital in Seremban for post-mortem examination, scheduled for the following morning, after which her remains would be returned to Kelantan for burial. The case is being investigated under Section 302 of the Penal Code.
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