But hearsay only, ok. My colleague has a friend working in PDRM said so. He could be one of the sources that Malaysiakini mentioned in its report 'Cops get CCTV clip of Nazri's son's affray incident'.
Brickfields police have in their possession the closed-circuit
television recording of the "affray" involving the son of a cabinet
minister, his bodyguard and a security guard supervisor at a posh
condominium in Kuala Lumpur last month.
Sources revealed that the CCTV recording involving Mohamad Nedim (right),
a son of Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Nazri Abdul Aziz,
Nedim's bodyguard and the security supervisor was now in the possession
of the investigating officer.
Also, people familiar with the matter confirmed with Malaysiakini that the case was still being investigated.
Despite earlier claims by the Brickfields OCPD (Officer in Charge of Police District) that it had been wrapped up, sources familiar with the incident said the police were surprised to find in the video footage that "more than two persons", including Nedim, were involved in holding and assaulting the 50-year-old security supervisor.
This may create complications in the police's classification of the case as a minor offence - ‘causing affray' under section 160 of the Penal Code that stipulates anyone found guilty faces a punishment of up to six months' jail or a fine of RM1,000, or both.
Malaysiakini reported on March 23 that the security supervisor of the high-end condominium in Mont Kiara was assaulted by Nedim and his bodyguard - the former drove a Porsche sports car to the condominium, followed by a luxury MPV driven by the latter.
The bodyguard alighted from his car to have personal particulars recorded on behalf of both drivers.
Nevertheless, the condominium guards insisted that they did so separately, leading to an argument that resulted in the supervisor being called in to mediate.
Sources revealed that the CCTV recording involving Mohamad Nedim (right),
a son of Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Nazri Abdul Aziz,
Nedim's bodyguard and the security supervisor was now in the possession
of the investigating officer.Also, people familiar with the matter confirmed with Malaysiakini that the case was still being investigated.
Despite earlier claims by the Brickfields OCPD (Officer in Charge of Police District) that it had been wrapped up, sources familiar with the incident said the police were surprised to find in the video footage that "more than two persons", including Nedim, were involved in holding and assaulting the 50-year-old security supervisor.
This may create complications in the police's classification of the case as a minor offence - ‘causing affray' under section 160 of the Penal Code that stipulates anyone found guilty faces a punishment of up to six months' jail or a fine of RM1,000, or both.
Malaysiakini reported on March 23 that the security supervisor of the high-end condominium in Mont Kiara was assaulted by Nedim and his bodyguard - the former drove a Porsche sports car to the condominium, followed by a luxury MPV driven by the latter.
The bodyguard alighted from his car to have personal particulars recorded on behalf of both drivers.
Nevertheless, the condominium guards insisted that they did so separately, leading to an argument that resulted in the supervisor being called in to mediate.
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