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Abusive Man Beating Wife In Viral Video Sentenced To 3 Months Jail & RM2K Fine

The accused's lawyer, Mohd Shafiq Ahmed Bazari, appealed for a lighter sentence because the defendant had allegedly repented and promised not to repeat the offense.

Cover image via Bernama Harian Metro

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A police report was lodged against a man who was seen brutalising his wife in a video that recently went viral

In the 67-second video, a long-haired man was seen verbally and physically abusing a woman, believed to be his new wife, by dragging her by the hair and kicking her in the face.

The viral footage also captured a little girl crying and pleading in fear.
 
The incident enraged many people and the assailant was reported to the police, as confirmed by the Kajang district police chief ACP Mohd Zaid Hassan, according to Bernama.


Screenshot of the video showing a man physically and verbally abusing his wife.

Image via Harian Metro

After a police investigation, the man was charged and sentenced to three months in jail and fined RM2,000 by the Kajang Magistrate's Court

Reduan Mahmood, 58, was charged under Section 323 of the Penal Code for voluntarily causing hurt to Adrina Mohd Ariff, 45, by hitting and kicking her at their home at Batu 9, Cheras, on 14 November.

Magistrate Nik Siti Norazlini Nik Mohamed Faiz handed down the sentence on the businessman after he pleaded guilty to the charge.

According to Bernama, the court has ordered a prison sentence for the accused starting on the day of his arrest, 19 November. He will serve another month in jail if he doesn't pay the fine.

Reduan Mahmood, 58, was charged under Section 323 of the Penal Code for hurting his wife.

Image via Bernama

The accused's lawyer, Mohd Shafiq Ahmed Bazari, appealed for a lighter sentence because the defendant had repented and promised not to repeat the crime again

However, the deputy public prosecutor had urged for a deterrent sentence as a lesson for the accused to be wiser in his actions in the future.

Asking for help is not a sign of weakness.

If you or anyone you know may be at risk of domestic violence, please call these Malaysian hotlines:

1. WOMEN'S AID ORGANISATION (WAO)
24-hour
Contact: +603-30008858
SMS/WhatsApp: +6018-9888058
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2. ALL WOMEN'S ACTION SOCIETY (AWAM)
Weekdays (9.30am - 4.30pm)
Contact: +603-78770224
WhatsApp: +6016-2284221 | +6016-2374221
Email: telenita@awam.org.my
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3. WOMEN'S CENTRE FOR CHANGE PENANG (WCC PENANG)
Weekdays (9am - 5pm)
Contact: +604-2280342 | +604-3988340
WhatsApp: +6011-31084001 | +6016-4390698
Email: wcc@wccpenang.org 
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4. TALIAN KASIH
24-hour
Contact: 15999
WhatsApp: +6019-2615999
Email: taliannur@kpwkm.gov.my
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5. TELENISA LEGAL AID CLINIC
Weekdays (8am - 10pm)
Contact: +6012-8123424
WhatsApp: +6012-8123424
Email: telenisa.sis@gmail.com 
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6. BUDDY BEAR CHILDLINE
Daily (12pm - 12am)
Contact: 1800-18-2327

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