Kepong Bak Kut Teh Attacker Identified As Same Suspect In 2024 Viral Cleaver Assault Case

Wan Ken Fei was previously implicated in court in an assault case two years ago.

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One of the men involved in the assault at a bak kut teh restaurant in Kepong last Thursday, 7 May, has been identified as the same suspect who allegedly slashed a victim with a cleaver two years ago

The suspect, 30-year-old memorial centre worker Wan Ken Fei, was charged at the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court yesterday, 14 May, with voluntarily causing grievous hurt under Section 326 of the Penal Code.

Wan was jointly charged alongside carpenter Wong Weng Luen, 49, and technician Lai Kae Bin, 33. The trio claimed trial to assaulting a man after he reportedly stared at them at the restaurant.

Following the court proceedings, netizens discovered that Wan was also previously involved in an assault on 4 September 2024.

In that case, Wan, who was reported to have been working as a vegetable trader at the time, allegedly slashed then-24-year-old Muhammad Aidiel Zulhilmi Mohammad Yusri with a 32cm-long cleaver, reported the New Straits Times.

He was charged with two offences, causing grievous hurt and possessing a scheduled dangerous weapon in public, which carry prison sentences of more than 20 and 10 years, respectively.

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Wong Weng Luen, Lai Kae Bin, and Wan Ken Fei appearing at the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court yesterday, 14 May.

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CCTV footage captured the assault at a bak kut teh restaurant on 7 May.

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A screenshot showing Wan Ken Fei during the 2024 assault incident.

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The 2024 incident was also captured on camera, showing him wearing a green shirt while allegedly assaulting a part-time worker during a double-parking dispute at the Pekan Kepong flats

Several videos circulating on social media show Wan striking the victim while bystanders attempt to intervene.

In one clip, a person recording the incident claims that a knife was used during the altercation.

Wan can also be heard in one of the videos saying that the victim had attacked him first.

The victim was later rushed to hospital and required 35 stitches for his injuries.

The video of the 2024 incident can be found here:

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Meanwhile, here are the details of the assault at the bak kut teh restaurant on 7 May:
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