Following last weekend's bloody nose incident, PKR Wanita chief Zuraida Kamarudin and red-shirts leader Jamal Md Yunos crossed paths again - this time at the Ampang district police headquarters.

Jamal was there to give a statement over last weekend's scuffle at Ampang Point mall, while Zuraida and Ampang PKR Youth chief Adam Rosly were there to lodge a report against Jamal.

The Sungai Besar Umno chief lodged a police report on the Sunday scuffle, after claiming "Zuraida's boys" clocked him on the nose.

He also denied he had earlier blamed police for his bloody nose, although he was heard repeatedly yelling "polis tumbuk saya" (police punched me) in a video recording of the incident.

"I was called up by the investigation officer to complete their probe, and coincidentally bumped into the Ampang MP.

"My MP (Zuraida) is irresponsible and always brings trouble in Ampang by demonstrating and campaigning for Bersih," he told reporters.

He also said he intended to expose Zuraida so "the scabs on her feet can be seen".

"This is so she won't infect Selangor residents," he said.

The Ampang Jaya resident also taunted Zuraida's followers outside the police district headquarters, by offering them money.

Zuraida's followers were heard yelling: "Jamal, takutlah pada dosa!" (Jamal, think of your sins!)

Zuraida yesterday issued a letter of demand for Jamal to apologise within 48 hours for blaming her for his bloody nose, or face legal action.

She said that PKR would lodge 50 police reports nationwide against Jamal over Sunday's incident.

Zuraida said Jamal had assaulted three of her followers that day.

"We're lodging the report because Jamal threatened our members by saying he will 'chop' them. He is a dangerous man," she said.

She also urged others who were unhappy with Jamal's antics to lodge reports against the Umno grassroots leader.

She believed Jamal would be even more aggressive following last Sunday's incident.