Inmates taken from Klang rehab centre: Police open criminal trespass probe
SHAH ALAM, Nov 2 — Police are investigating a trespassing case involving a group suspected of removing several inm...
On November 2, police in Klang have launched an investigation into a trespassing incident involving individuals who allegedly removed inmates from a private rehabilitation centre without permission. Klang Utara police chief ACP Ramsay Embol confirmed that the police received a report from the centre's owner on October 28 regarding the incident.
The case is being investigated under Section 447 of the Penal Code, which pertains to criminal trespass, he stated in a statement. Following the incident, Embol advised the public to refrain from speculating as it could jeopardize public order and disrupt ongoing police investigations. Authorities are urging anyone with information about the incident to contact the Klang Utara District Police Headquarters or the investigating officer, Sgt Amirul Ashraf Abd Rahim.
Earlier, a 38-second video was shared on social media showing several individuals believed to be inmates leaving the rehabilitation centre in Klang.
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