A woman in Kuala Lumpur is being sought by police after allegedly kicking an auxiliary police officer in the groin during a parking dispute at a shopping mall.
The incident reportedly happened at around 8.38am yesterday at a shopping mall car park in Kuala Lumpur, when the 30-year-old officer was patrolling the ground floor.
According to Brickfields district police chief Assistant Commissioner Hoo Chang Hook, the officer noticed a Hyundai parked against the direction of traffic, while the female driver was repeatedly honking for no apparent reason.
When he approached her to find out what was happening and asked her to move the car, the woman allegedly responded by showing him her middle finger and making a brushing-teeth gesture.
Woman allegedly attacks officer before fleeing
The situation reportedly escalated when the woman got out of her car and kicked the officer in the groin. Despite being in pain, the officer attempted to apprehend her, but she allegedly managed to flee before he could stop her.
Police are investigating the case under Section 323 of the Penal Code for voluntarily causing hurt and are working to track down the woman.
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