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Man with 33 criminal, drug records arrested over glue tin attack on elderly man in Segamat

SEGAMAT, Oct 16 — A 70-year-old man sustained a forehead injury after he was allegedly struck with a tin of glue by a man outside a business premises in Jalan Mohd Yusof,...

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一名有33项犯罪和毒品记录的男子因在昔加末用胶水罐袭击一名老年男子而被捕。该男子在昔加末被捕。

A 70-year-old man sustained a forehead injury after being allegedly assaulted with a tin of glue by a 40-year-old male suspect outside a business in Jalan Mohd Yusof, Segamat.

The incident reportedly occurred after the elderly man reprimanded the suspect, who retaliated before fleeing the scene.

The suspect has been arrested and admitted involvement, with police seizing evidence and confirming that he has a history of criminal activity.

The case is currently under investigation under Section 324 of the Penal Code.

SEGAMAT, Oct 16 — A 70-year-old man sustained a forehead injury after he was allegedly struck with a tin of glue by a man outside a business premises in Jalan Mohd Yusof, Kampung Abdullah yesterday, Sinar Harian reported.

Segamat district police chief Superintendent Mohd Jumazanzahir Chek Ismail said preliminary investigations found that the incident occurred after the victim confronted the suspect for allegedly making a commotion outside the premises.

The suspect allegedly retaliated by hitting the elderly man on the head with the tin before fleeing the scene, he said in a statement today.

According to the Malay daily, the victim received treatment at Segamat Hospital for a cut to his forehead.

Police subsequently arrested a 40-year-old local man believed to be involved in the incident following intelligence gathered by the Segamat district police headquarters’ Criminal Investigation Division.

Police also seized a tin of glue, a shirt and a pair of jeans to assist investigations.

Mohd Jumazanzahir said checks found that the suspect had 33 previous records involving criminal and narcotics offences, while an initial urine screening test returned negative for drugs.

He added that the suspect admitted to his involvement in the incident during further questioning.

Preliminary investigations indicated that the incident was believed to have stemmed from the suspect’s anger at being reprimanded by the victim.

The suspect was also believed to have been intoxicated at the time, he said.

The case is being investigated under Section 324 of the Penal Code.

Police were to apply for a remand order at the Segamat Magistrate’s Court today to facilitate further investigations.

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