Call me Baby: Man arrested for running amok after being called 'pak cik'


SUBANG JAYA: The 50-year-old man who ran amok at a restaurant in Putra Heights, has been arrested.

Subang Jaya OCPD Asst Comm Wan Azlan Wan Mamat said the suspect was detained in Taman Samudera, Batu Caves at about 1am on Saturday (June 10).

"He has been remanded until Wednesday (June 14).

"We are investigating under sections 506 and 352 of the Penal Code. We will refer the investigation paper to the Deputy Public Prosecutor once the investigation is completed," he said when contacted on Saturday (June 10).

It was reported that a man ran amok at a restaurant, injuring a four-year-old child.

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The incident, believed to be in a restaurant in Putra Heights, had since gone viral on social media.

ACP Wan Azlan said that the encounter occurred on June 4.

"Investigations showed that the incident stemmed from a misunderstanding between a male worker and the suspect.

"The worker had called the suspect 'pak cik' but was told to address him as either 'abang' or 'baby'," he said.

However, the worker ignored the request, and he continued to refer to the suspect as "pak cik", leading to a meltdown when he passed him his food order.

Shouts and threats to damage the restaurant were uttered. In his rage, the suspect also threw his packets of food and hot drink to the floor which also hit a four-year-old child in the shop.

Several chairs and a table were also thrown, which scared other patrons.

A video of the incident went viral on June 4.

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