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Viral "Inspector Sheila": Senior police officer arrested

MOHAMAD HISYAMUDDIN AYUB
By MOHAMAD HISYAMUDDIN AYUB
18 Jun 2023 03:43pm
The arrested individual is a 35-year-old senior police officer, and the police have seized her mobile phone to facilitate the investigation. - Screenshot taken from social media.
The arrested individual is a 35-year-old senior police officer, and the police have seized her mobile phone to facilitate the investigation. - Screenshot taken from social media.

GOMBAK - The police have confirmed the arrest of a female police officer in connection with a case involving criminal threats.

Selangor Police Chief Commissioner Datuk Hussein Omar Khan said that the arrest was made by the criminal investigation division of the Gombak District Police Headquarters at 1:20pm earlier today.

The arrested individual is a 35-year-old senior police officer, and the police have seized her mobile phone to facilitate the investigation.

"The case is being investigated under Section 506, Section 186 of the Penal Code, and Section 14 of the Minor Offences Act," he said.

He further explained that after a thorough investigation is conducted, the suspect will be released on police bail.

"The suspect will be released on police bail after a complete investigation has been conducted, as there is another police report made involving the same suspect," he added.

Recently, a female civil servant believed to be a police officer went viral on social media for allegedly insulting a low-ranking police officer in Gombak.

The same woman has now attracted social media attention again for engaging in a verbal altercation with a member of the public at a shopping mall parking lot on Saturday.

A viral video, lasting one minute and thirty seconds, captures the woman scolding an individual, presumably a member of the public, who was attempting to park in a designated parking area.

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