Nilai border control officer’s death: Police record statements from 18 individuals, husband remains in remand until Oct 22
SEREMBAN, Oct 20 — Police have recorded statements from 18 individuals to assist in investigations into the death...
POLICE HAVE INTERVIEWED 18 INDIVIDUALS AS PART OF THE INVESTIGATION INTO THE MURDER OF A MALAYSIAN BORDER CONTROL AND PROTECTION AGENCY (MCBA) OFFICER AT KUALA LUMPUR INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT QUARTERS IN NILAI. NEGRI SEMBILAN POLICE CHIEF DATUK ALZAFNY AHMAD ANNOUNCED THAT THE INVESTIGATION PAPER WILL BE SENT TO THE DEPUTY PUBLIC PROSECUTOR SOON.
THE SUSPECT, WHO IS THE VICTIM'S HUSBAND IN HIS 30S, IS CURRENTLY IN REMAND UNTIL OCTOBER 22 TO HELP WITH THE INVESTIGATION UNDER SECTION 302 OF THE PENAL CODE. POLICE ALSO DISCOVERED THAT THE SUSPECT HAS 16 PRIOR CRIMINAL AND DRUG-RELATED OFFENCES. THE POST-MORTEM RESULTS SHOWED THAT THE VICTIM, ALSO IN HER 30S, DIED FROM PRESSURE TO HER NECK AND THREE STAB WOUNDS - TWO ON HER ABDOMEN AND ONE ON HER RIGHT CHEEK.
THE INCIDENT WAS REPORTED TO THE POLICE AT 9:30 PM BY THE HUSBAND, WHO SUBSEQUENTLY TURNED HIMSELF IN AT THE BANDAR BARU SALAK TINGGI POLICE STATION IN SEPADANG, SELANGOR.
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