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| Police arrested an elderly woman with disability status (OKU) on Friday |
KAJANG: Police arrested an elderly woman with disability status (OKU) on Friday, following a misunderstanding to try to hit the victim with a sickle in an incident at Jalan Bukit Segar 1, Cheras near here.
Kajang District Police Chief,
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Assistant Commissioner Mohd Zaid Hassan said the report of the incident was received from a man on Thursday who claimed that there was a misunderstanding between him and the woman.
"The police investigation found that the cause of the incident was because the victim reprimanded the woman who was driving on a one -way street to disturb other road users in the area.
"The woman, who is also a senior citizen, came by showing the OKU card while lifting a cane tied with a sickle and tried to hit the victim," he said in a statement on Friday.
He said, however, the victim did not suffer any injuries.
He added that the 66 -year -old woman was later detained on Friday for further investigation.
“This case has been investigated under Section 506 of the Penal Code.
"Independent witnesses who saw the incident were asked to come forward to testify to assist the investigation by contacting the investigating officer, Sergeant Ahmad Faizal Hasan at 019-7691 924 / 03-8911 4222," he said.
"The police investigation found that the cause of the incident was because the victim reprimanded the woman who was driving on a one -way street to disturb other road users in the area.
"The woman, who is also a senior citizen, came by showing the OKU card while lifting a cane tied with a sickle and tried to hit the victim," he said in a statement on Friday.
He said, however, the victim did not suffer any injuries.
He added that the 66 -year -old woman was later detained on Friday for further investigation.
“This case has been investigated under Section 506 of the Penal Code.
"Independent witnesses who saw the incident were asked to come forward to testify to assist the investigation by contacting the investigating officer, Sergeant Ahmad Faizal Hasan at 019-7691 924 / 03-8911 4222," he said.
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