Police wrap up probe into death threat made over loan for 'rank promotion'
Police have wrapped up their investigation against a senior officer who allegedly made a death threat against a woman in Klang early this month.
According to Selangor police chief Arjunaidi Mohamed, they have submitted the investigation findings and are now awaiting further instructions from the deputy public prosecutor (DPP).
"We are waiting for...
Police have wrapped up their investigation against a senior officer who allegedly made a death threat against a woman in Klang early this month.
According to Selangor police chief Arjunaidi Mohamed, they have submitted the investigation findings and are now awaiting further instructions from the deputy public prosecutor (DPP).
"We are waiting for further instructions," Arjunaidi (above) told Malaysiakini when contacted this morning.
The case was investigated under Section 323 of the Penal Code for voluntarily causing hurt, and Section 506 of the Penal Code for criminal intimidation.
It was reported that police have hauled up two individuals after the victim lodged a report, alleging that the deputy superintendent attached to the Negeri Sembilan police headquarters had threatened to kill her during an argument over a RM100,000 loan.
She claimed that the officer had borrowed the money purportedly for him to "buy" himself a promotion to the rank of superintendent.
The woman also claimed that she was also slapped by another man, who accompanied the officer, who also allegedly made a similar threat on her life if she continued to demand her money back from the DSP.
Negeri Sembilan police chief Mohamad Mat Yusop reportedly said that action was also being taken by the Bukit Aman Integrity and Standard Compliance Department.
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