Kuala Lumpur Hospital officials turned security camera footage over to cops investigating a brutal attack on a foreign man. The victim showed up bloodied and battered at the medical center's parking garage last Sunday afternoon around half past four. Hospital staff rushed the injured man to emergency treatment after someone called police. Security cameras captured the whole incident and hospital bosses handed the recordings to investigators right away. The victim suffered serious head injuries and a broken rib from the savage beating.
A shocking 41-second video spread across social media showing the wounded foreigner standing next to his car. Blood poured from his head wound as he struggled to stay upright before collapsing onto the concrete floor. Paramedics raced to help the man after hospital workers spotted him lying hurt and helpless. Police chief Sulizmie Affendy Sulaiman confirmed the victim escaped without any skull damage despite the vicious head trauma. Medical teams treated the man's wounds at the trauma department after the attack.
Dang Wangi police station opened a criminal case under weapon assault laws that carry heavy prison sentences. Hospital director Harikrishna Nair refused to make public statements about the case during the active police investigation. Detectives continue hunting for the attackers who left their victim bleeding and broken. Anyone with information about the parking garage assault can contact Inspector Pang Wei Keong or Deputy Superintendent Rosdi Husin. Police promise swift justice for whoever committed this violent crime against the foreign visitor.
A shocking 41-second video spread across social media showing the wounded foreigner standing next to his car. Blood poured from his head wound as he struggled to stay upright before collapsing onto the concrete floor. Paramedics raced to help the man after hospital workers spotted him lying hurt and helpless. Police chief Sulizmie Affendy Sulaiman confirmed the victim escaped without any skull damage despite the vicious head trauma. Medical teams treated the man's wounds at the trauma department after the attack.
Dang Wangi police station opened a criminal case under weapon assault laws that carry heavy prison sentences. Hospital director Harikrishna Nair refused to make public statements about the case during the active police investigation. Detectives continue hunting for the attackers who left their victim bleeding and broken. Anyone with information about the parking garage assault can contact Inspector Pang Wei Keong or Deputy Superintendent Rosdi Husin. Police promise swift justice for whoever committed this violent crime against the foreign visitor.
