Cop manning MCO roadblock in Putrajaya injured after being hit by Indonesian man
Sunday, 12 Apr 2020 04:09 PM MYT
PUTRAJAYA, April 12 — A police personnel manning a roadblock at Precinct 14 here following the movement control order sustained injuries after he was allegedly assaulted by an Indonesian man. “The police personnel then called the suspect up and while approaching the cop the man suddenly started hitting him on the left eyebrow several times,” he told reporters here today.
Initial invesitgation found that the suspect had failed to provide the police a valid reason for going outside during the current MCO period, he added.
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