2 women held after Muar dog-catching operation
MUAR: Two women have been arrested following an incident involving a Muar Municipal Council enforcement officer during a stray dog-catching operation in a residential area yesterday.
Two women have been apprehended after a stray dog-catching operation conducted by a Muar Municipal Council enforcement officer in a residential area yesterday. The Muar district police chief, Assistant Commissioner Raiz Mukhliz Azman Aziz, confirmed that the police received a report regarding the case and that the two women were arrested to aid the ongoing investigation.
The incident unfolded when the officer attempted to halt the two women, who were accused of releasing dogs caught during the operation in spite of a verbal warning. The altercation resulted in the officer losing his balance. Following the incident, the officer filed a police report. This incident quickly gained traction on social media, with several photographs circulating that depicted a man in a Muar Municipal Council uniform lying on the ground.
The community's response was largely negative, with some residents demanding the council take disciplinary action against the women involved.
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