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Police have arrested three men after a woman reported being assaulted and threatened during an alleged illegal parking fee collection near the OUG community hall in Jalan Awan Besar. The 38 year old complainant told officers she was verbally abused before being punched in the head and threatened with...

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Nanié77vor 1 Monat

He has 'Drug addict' painted all over his face.

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Faddyvor 1 Monat

Let's call a spade a spade. The illegal parking fee collection exist because the PDRM and city councils collectively choose to voluntarily close their eyes.

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Gaius Achilles Veisvor 1 Monat

He just a worker Real boss is in the balai waiting to collect their share every month 🤣

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Yi KbnLvor 1 Monat

alaaaa mcm PDRM tak tahu... thats why dia berani camtu

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Hameem MYvor 1 Monat

Damn. I would suggest a public whipping for this rascals.

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skewSMEvor 1 Monat

Confirmed penghisap dadah.

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Alexis Chong Chee Hovor 1 Monat

Need to do the same in Jalan Imbi and Around TRX area.

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Josh Camvor 1 Monat

He should be convicted

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