Case closed: Fight involving two wives of ex-national football coach


SHAH ALAM: The police confirmed that the case of a fight involving two wives of a former national football team coach had been concluded when one of them withdrew their report.

Shah Alam OCPD Asst Comm Mohd Iqbal Ibrahim said the police report which was lodged was withdrawn on Feb 8.

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"The complainant in the case withdrew the report.

"The investigation paper was submitted to the deputy public prosecutor and we received instruction for no further action on Feb 10," he said in a statement on Monday (Feb 20).

On Jan 23, two wives of a former national team coach fought with each other at a restaurant in Shah Alam.

It is believed the incident occurred when one of them felt insulted over remarks made by the other during a programme and she was also angry that her husband had married without her knowledge.

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