2 polis fail saman terhadap Shuhaily

On October 21, Shuhaily Zain, the Chief Officer of the Malaysian Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (AKSPS), claimed she was not guilty in the Majistret Court in Sepang of two charges for causing injury to two policemen at KLIA's Terminal 1 on September 28. According to a media statement released by Kamal Hisham & Associates today, the lawsuit was filed at the Sepang Magistrate's Court on November 4 against Shuhaily as the sole defendant without involving the Malaysian government.

The statement said that the four grounds of action against Shuhaily - Negligent Entrapment, Assault, Assault by Battery, and Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress - were taken into account as the plaintiffs claimed it was solely Shuhaily's action within her capacity, without involving the Malaysian government. The plaintiffs thanked the Malaysian government for making a clear and firm decision in this case that everyone was bound by existing legal principles. They believed this was the appropriate forum to seek justice, according to the statement.

Previously, Interior Minister Saifuddin Nasution Ismail said the Home Ministry (KDN) has decided to allow Shuhaily to resume duty with the police. Shuhaily was appointed as Chief Officer of AKPS for a two-year term from July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2027. On October 21, Shuhaily pleaded not guilty in the Majistret Court of Sepang for two charges of causing injury to two policemen at KLIA's Terminal 1 on September 28.