A man suspected of being under the influence of alcohol was found unconscious in his car and subsequently refused to cooperate with police, hurling profanities at them upon waking. This incident occurred in George Town, Malaysia, and the driver could face legal repercussions.
DEFYING authorities is a crime punishable. That includes uttering profanities towards a police officer.
Is it true that the man did use profane language on the police officers present at the scene of the incident?According to George Town OCPD Asst Comm Abdul Rozak Muhammad, the man who was allegedly drunk was found unconscious by the public in a car. “However, when the police arrived at the scene to inspect the man, he refused to cooperate and hurled profanities at the on-duty police personnel," he said in a statement on Saturday .
He said the investigation would be completed soon and forwarded the case to the Deputy Public Prosecutor with a recommendation for charges.
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