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Malay Mail
6 days ago
- Malay Mail
Jelebu durian farmer believed to have fatally shot self with homemade gun by accident
SEREMBAN, July 18 — An elderly man was found dead, believed to have accidentally shot himself with a homemade firearm, at a durian orchard in Kampung Bandar Tinggi, Kuala Klawang, Jelebu. Jelebu police chief Supt Azizan Said said the 67-year-old man's body was discovered lying on the ground with visible bloodstains, and a police report was lodged by the victim's family at 10.45 pm last night. 'Initial investigations at the scene revealed that the deceased had gone alone to his 2.023-hectare durian orchard in the morning and had not returned home by evening. 'A homemade wooden firearm was found near the body,' he said in a statement yesterday. Azizan said the body has been sent to the Forensic Department at Rembau Hospital for a post-mortem. Police have classified the case as a sudden death and advised the public to refrain from speculating or interfering with their investigation. — Bernama
Free Malaysia Today
7 days ago
- Free Malaysia Today
Man dies after suspected accidental shooting in durian orchard
The man's brother-in-law discovered his body at the durian orchard after looking for him when he had not returned home by 9pm. (Bernama pic) PETALING JAYA : A 67-year-old man was found dead from a gunshot wound at his durian orchard in Negeri Sembilan yesterday in what is believed to be an accidental self-inflicted shooting. The incident reportedly occurred while the senior citizen was attempting to scare off an intruder he spotted trespassing on his property in Kuala Klawang, Jelebu. According to a source, the man's brother-in-law discovered his body after looking for him when he had not returned home by 9pm. He was found with a gunshot wound to his chest. Jelebu police chief Azizan Said confirmed that investigations are ongoing and urged the public not to speculate on the case.
The Sun
07-07-2025
- The Sun
Woman arrested for alleged abuse of adopted son with ADHD in Jelebu
SEREMBAN: Police have detained a woman suspected of abusing her 13-year-old adopted son in Kuala Klawang, Jelebu. The case came to light after a Social Welfare Department (JKM) officer filed a report via Talian Kasih. Jelebu district police chief Supt Azizan Said confirmed the arrest of the 35-year-old suspect on June 16. The woman, who has two biological children aged five and seven months, had been caring for the victim since he was six. Initial investigations revealed the boy suffers from attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and is classified as a person with a disability. The victim reported being beaten, shouted at, and cursed at for minor mistakes. He also claimed to have been hit with objects such as clothes hangers. The abuse escalated on June 14 when the boy was allegedly beaten with the metal extension tube of a vacuum cleaner, leaving bruises on his elbow, wrist, and back. The incident occurred as he prepared for his school sports day. The JKM intervened after receiving an email tip-off about the abuse. The victim was taken to Jelebu Hospital, where a medical report confirmed his injuries were caused by a blunt rod-shaped object and likely occurred within three days before the examination. Police are awaiting the full medical report to determine if the injuries resulted from abuse or the victim's hyperactive behaviour. The case is being investigated under Section 31(1)(a) of the Children's Act 2001. – Bernama
New Straits Times
07-07-2025
- New Straits Times
Woman arrested over alleged abuse of adopted son in Jelebu
SEREMBAN: Police have arrested a woman to assist in investigations into the alleged abuse of her 13-year-old adopted child in Kuala Klawang, Jelebu. Jelebu district police chief Supt Azizan Said said a Social Welfare Department (JKM) officer lodged a report on the incident involving the Form One student via Talian Kasih. He said the 35-year-old suspect, who has two biological children aged five years and seven months, respectively, was arrested on June 16. "Initial investigations revealed that the victim has attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), is categorised as a person with a disability, and has been under the suspect's care since he was six. "The boy said he would be beaten if he was late or failed to follow instructions. The victim also complained that he was frequently shouted at, cursed at, and hit with objects like clothes hangers," he said in a statement. Azizan said the victim also claimed he was beaten with the metal extension tube of a vacuum cleaner, resulting in bruises on several parts of his body, including the elbow, wrist and back, while getting ready for his school sports day on June 14. He said the boy was later rescued by the JKM after it received an email from a woman reporting a case of child abuse at the house. According to him, the victim was taken to Jelebu Hospital for examination, and a medical report confirmed that the injuries were caused by a blunt rod-shaped object and were believed to have been sustained within three days prior to the check-up. Azizan said police were still waiting for the full medical report and that further investigations were ongoing to determine whether the injuries were due to abuse or resulted from the victim's hyperactive behaviour. The case is being investigated under Section 31(1)(a) of the Children's Act 2001.–BERNAMA
The Star
07-07-2025
- The Star
Woman arrested over alleged abuse of adopted son in Jelebu
SEREMBAN: Police have arrested a woman to assist in investigations into the alleged abuse of her 13-year-old adopted child in Kuala Klawang, Jelebu. Jelebu district police chief Supt Azizan Said said a Social Welfare Department officer lodged a report on the incident involving the Form One student via Talian Kasih. He said the 35-year-old suspect, who has two biological children aged five years and seven months, respectively, was arrested on June 16. "Initial investigations revealed that the victim has attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), is categorised as a person with a disability, and has been under the suspect's care since he was six. "The boy said he would be beaten if he was late or failed to follow instructions. The victim also complained that he was frequently shouted at, cursed at, and hit with objects like clothes hangers," he said in a statement on Monday (July 7). Azizan said the victim also claimed he was beaten with the metal extension tube of a vacuum cleaner, resulting in bruises on several parts of his body, including the elbow, wrist and back, while getting ready for his school sports day on June 14. He said the department later rescued the boy after it received an email from a woman reporting a case of child abuse at the house. According to him, the victim was taken to Jelebu Hospital for examination, and a medical report confirmed that the injuries were caused by a blunt rod-shaped object and were believed to have been sustained within three days prior to the check-up. Azizan said police were still waiting for the full medical report and that further investigations were ongoing to determine whether the injuries were due to abuse or resulted from the victim's hyperactive behaviour. The case is being investigated under Section 31(1)(a) of the Children's Act 2001. – Bernama
