KUALA LUMPUR, June 9 — Police arrested a 25-year-old local man early today for verbally abusing and recording a police officer who was issuing a traffic summons yesterday.
Sentul Police Chief ACP Basri Sagoni said the suspect was apprehended at a business premises in Jalan Dato Senu at 2.36 am.
He said the arrest followed an incident at 8.24 am yesterday, when a police constable on patrol duty was issuing a summons to a Proton Prevé vehicle for a traffic violation.
“While the enforcement action was being taken, the vehicle owner approached the officer, recorded a video using his mobile phone, and provoked him by hurling profanities because he was dissatisfied with being penalised,” Basri said in a statement today.
He added that initial investigations found the suspect admitted to recording the officer, and the video is believed to have gone viral on social media.
Basri said police also seized a mobile phone and a SIM card believed to have been used in the incident.
The suspect’s urine test was negative for drugs.
He has been remanded for three days until June 11 to facilitate investigations under Section 186 of the Penal Code for obstructing a public servant in the discharge of their duties, and under Section 14 of the Minor Offences Act 1955.
“The public is advised not to make any speculations that could disrupt the ongoing probe. The Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) sternly reiterates that any form of insult, threat, or act of obstructing public servants from carrying out their duties is a serious offence under the law,” Basri added. – Bernama
Date: 9 June, 2026 8:08 pm
Source: Malay Mail
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