Shah Alam Magistrate's Court has allowed the application for a seven-day remand of a man suspected of beating his wife to death with a dumbbell on Friday (Dec 15).
Assistant Registrar Saidatul Akmar Suberi allowed the application by the police for the joblees suspect to be remanded for seven days from Saturday until Friday (Dec 22).
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Assistant Registrar Saidatul Akmar Suberi allowed the application by the police for the joblees suspect to be remanded for seven days from Saturday until Friday (Dec 22).
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00:00 A man has been remanded for seven days for allegedly beating his wife to death with a
00:06 dumbbell on Friday.
00:09 The Sya'alam Magistrates' Court on Saturday approved the police's application to remand
00:13 the 38-year-old unemployed man until December 22.
00:18 Earlier, Sya'alam OCPD Assistant Commissioner Mohd Iqbal Ibrahim was reported as saying
00:24 that the 33-year-old victim, a college lecturer, had died after allegedly being beaten with
00:30 a dumbbell at a house in Jalan Sungai Chongkak on Friday.
00:34 Iqbal said the police received a report at 5.30am from the suspect himself, who claimed
00:40 that his wife was suffering from fits before he brought her unconscious body to Sya'alam
00:45 Hospital.
00:46 An initial examination of the victim revealed several injuries on her body, and further
00:52 investigation suggested that the suspect had allegedly beaten her out of jealousy.
00:58 The man was later arrested at a hospital, and the dumbbell used was ceased for investigation.
01:03 The suspect, who has two criminal records related to assault and drugs and tested positive
01:09 for drugs, is currently in custody.
01:11 For more information visit www.fema.gov/covid19.