Police search for Muhammad Hassan after four young victims came forward with serious allegations. The 25-year-old Pakistani man stands accused of attacking boys between ages nine and nineteen. Hassan used the same cruel trick each time to trap his targets. He would approach children asking for assistance before leading them to isolated spots. Officers believe Hassan committed all four crimes between April and July.
Shah Alam police chief ACP Mohd Iqbal Ibrahim confirmed the disturbing pattern spans two local neighborhoods. Hassan targeted vulnerable kids with his fake helpless act before striking. Two cases fall under the Sexual Offences Against Children Act for younger victims. The other two incidents involve charges under the Penal Code for sexual assault. All four investigation files remain active as authorities search for the suspect.
Hassan has no job and was last seen at Taman Bunga Negara Flat. The unemployed man vanished after parents started sharing warnings about suspicious Pakistani men. Social media posts spread quickly about strangers approaching local children for help. Community members raised alarms about groups targeting boys under eighteen years old. Inspector Siti Mahanira Mahat takes tips about Hassan at 017-6444895.
Shah Alam police chief ACP Mohd Iqbal Ibrahim confirmed the disturbing pattern spans two local neighborhoods. Hassan targeted vulnerable kids with his fake helpless act before striking. Two cases fall under the Sexual Offences Against Children Act for younger victims. The other two incidents involve charges under the Penal Code for sexual assault. All four investigation files remain active as authorities search for the suspect.
Hassan has no job and was last seen at Taman Bunga Negara Flat. The unemployed man vanished after parents started sharing warnings about suspicious Pakistani men. Social media posts spread quickly about strangers approaching local children for help. Community members raised alarms about groups targeting boys under eighteen years old. Inspector Siti Mahanira Mahat takes tips about Hassan at 017-6444895.
