Cops tracking suspects after CCTV records assault of Bukit Bintang hotel staff


KUALA LUMPUR: A front desk worker at a hotel in Bukit Bintang and his colleague were assaulted by two men following a dispute over a room change.

The victim was on duty at about 4am on Sunday (Nov 22) when he got a call from a customer, who wanted to change rooms as he claimed his room was dirty because there were bottles of alcoholic beverages all over the floor.

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