A 37-year-old businessman claimed he was kidnapped by bogus policemen and a video tape of him being forced to have sex was recorded. On the day of the incident, four people, who impersonated as policemen from Bukit Aman, approached the man and told him to assist in investigations regarding a case at Jalan Loke Yew. The victim and his wife agreed to follow them to the police station. While the wife was preparing to leave, the man was forcibly taken away into a car. The victim was kept locked in a dark room overnight. The next day, two Nigerian men and an Indian-national woman, forced him to call his family to demand a RM3mil ransom. Being threatened at gunpoint, he was also forced to have sex with the Indian woman and a video to blackmail him was recorded. The victim was released and given two days to pay the ransom. He decided to lodge a report at the Kampung Baru Subang police station.
> Pupil allegedly beaten by teachers for stealing money
A 10-year-old pupil was allegedly beaten, slapped on his face, and pinched by two teachers from a primary school in Sabak Bernam after he was accused of theft. On July 3, the boy's father had received a phone call from the school, telling him that his son stole money from a teacher. "They (teachers) had asked for permission to bring my son to my mother's house to look for the stolen money. I agreed to this, just to be sure if the money was kept there as alleged," he said. After the teachers had left, the father said he noticed that there were bruises on the boy's face. After questioning, the victim admitted that he was beaten by the two teachers. Selangor Education Department director Zainuren Mohd Nor said the case was being probed by the Sabak Bernam police.
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