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Bukit Aman CID takes over custodial death probe after forensic examination reveals blunt-force injuries

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 28 — The investigation into the death of Noorizwan Zulkefly while in police custody has been taken over by the Prosecution/Legal Division (D5) of the Criminal...

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武吉阿曼刑事调查部接手羁押期间死亡案调查,法医鉴定显示死者死于钝器伤

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 28 — The investigation into the death of Noorizwan Zulkefly while in police custody has been taken over by the Prosecution/Legal Division (D5) of the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) at Bukit Aman.

Bukit Aman CID director Datuk M. Kumar said the case is now being investigated under Section 331 of the Penal Code, on intentional infliction of grievous hurt to extort a confession or to compel the restoration of property.

He explained that this classification was determined following a statement recorded by a forensic medical consultant at Hospital Canselor Tuanku Muhriz who conducted the post-mortem, confirmed the presence of external injuries on several parts of the deceased’s body.

The pattern of these injuries is consistent with blunt-force trauma and was not self-inflicted.

“However, the complete post-mortem report confirming the cause of death has yet to be obtained, and the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) is awaiting further information from the hospital regarding this matter,” he said in a statement yesterday.

Kumar added that the investigation is ongoing to identify the police officers and personnel involved in the handling and management of the victim while he was in custody at Cheras district police headquarters.

“The investigation will be conducted thoroughly and professionally, without any element of a ‘cover-up,’ to ensure that criminal justice is upheld in accordance with the prevailing laws,” he asserted.

He further emphasised that PDRM is committed to ensuring transparency and integrity throughout the investigation, guaranteeing impartial justice for all, and will not compromise on any form of misconduct. — Bernama

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