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Selangor records seven cases of boycott-related vandalism at fast food outlets

This involves restaurants in Sg Buloh, Petaling Jaya, Kajang, state top cop says, adding that a married couple was arrested for allegedly pasting Israel flags

8:09 PM MYT

 

SEPANG – From May 28 to yesterday, Selangor police have recorded seven cases of fast food restaurants in the state being defaced with graffiti related to the boycott against Israel due to their attacks on Palestine.

Selangor police chief Datuk Hussein Omar Khan said four cases were in Sg Buloh, two in Petaling Jaya and one in Kajang. 

“In Sg Buloh and Petaling Jaya, the suspect defaced the premises with foul words while in Kajang, Israel flags were pasted on the premises,” he said in a media conference here today.

He then added that a married couple was arrested on suspicions of pasting the Israel flags in Kajang yesterday. 

“The couple were arrested this morning and the police seized their clothes and vehicle used when they committed the act,” he said, adding that the case was being investigated under Section 504 of the Penal Code. 

He added that police were investigating whether the couple, who have been remanded for a day today, were linked to other cases in the state. 

“So far, the pattern seems different as the other cases had graffiti or spray paint but they were pasting flags,” Hussien said, adding that the police were taking the cases seriously and reminded the public not to commit illegal acts. – May 31, 2024

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