Selangor police: Don’t take law into your own hands, let cops investigate case of attack on bodyguards


PETALING JAYA: Police are urging the public to not take matters into their own hands and allow the cops to fully investigate the incident in which a man was alleged to have attacked his two bodyguards for fasting.

"The police confirm that several video clips have surfaced online, calling for action to be taken against the suspect.

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