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Delivery Guy Beaten Up For Accidentally Backing Into Datuk's Luxury Car

A video of the incident has gone viral on social media.

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In a video that is currently making its rounds on social media, a group of at least four men were caught ganging up on and assaulting two men at a condominium at Bukit Antarabangsa, Kuala Lumpur

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The 2 minute 29 second footage is believed to be shot by a resident of the condo.

The video shows a man in red defending himself helplessly as he was pinned to the ground, with the group of men repeatedly kicking and punching him

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Some of the men also chased after and manhandled another man believed to be the victim's counterpart, but he managed to flee from the compound after they got a few hits in.

The scuffle is said to have resulted from a misunderstanding after the man in red, a lorry driver, accidentally backed into a luxury car allegedly owned by a Datuk

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According to a security guard who was on the scene, the victim, 25-year-old lorry driver Nasrul Faiz Zulfahmi, was delivering bread and juice supplies to a mini market at the condominium. 20 minutes later, a Mercedes Benz carrying four men parked behind the lorry at the drop-off zone.

The brawl ensued after Nasrul accidentally backed into the Mercedes Benz when he was about the leave. Four men who attacked him are believed to be the driver and bodyguards of the Datuk in question, while several others joined in the attack for reasons that are still unknown.

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According to Ampang Jaya deputy district police chief Supt Mohd Zaid Hassan, the victim did not lodge a police report over the incident

Mohd Zaid said that the police did receive a report lodged by the condo's security guard.

"Initially, both parties had decided to settle the matter between themselves amicably, but since the security guard lodged a police report, we will initiate an investigation under Section 147 of the Penal Code for rioting," he said.

Mohd Zaid also denied that the Datuk who allegedly owns the luxury car was involved in the scuffle, adding that no arrests have been made yet

"No arrest has been made till now. and we will screen the closed-circuit television camera (CCTV) footage to identify the assailants," he added.

Watch the video here:

Posted by Azwani Che Man on Thursday, 19 January 2017

Earlier this week, a man was caught on tap assaulting a security guard with a pair of bolt cutters for clamping his car:

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