Ah Long rams van into woman's gate


Chua and Skudai assemblyman Dr Boo Cheng Hau looking at the damaged gate.

JOHOR BARU: A kuih maker is living in fear after an Ah Long rammed his van into her front gates, claiming her "son-in-law" owed him RM7,000.

Chua Gin Yok, 65, said she is single and has no children.

Chua, who has lodged police reports over the two incidents, believed the Ah Long could have mistaken her house for somebody else's.

She said she had returned home after making a kuih delivery on July 1 to find the man, in his 40s, waiting in a van parked in front of her house in Taman University here.

"The man insisted that my son-in-law owed him RM7,000 and told me to pay up.

"I denied owing anyone money and explained to him that I have no kids as I am unmarried. But he was unhappy with my answer and reversed into my front gate," she said, adding that the man returned a few days later and again rammed her front gate with the van.

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