PDRM Probes Viral Video Of Man Allegedly Assaulting Motorcyclist After Loud Exhaust Noise Wakes His Baby

30 Sep 2026 • 2:59 PM MYT
WORLD OF BUZZ
WORLD OF BUZZ

#1 social news site in M'sia that delivers you the latest & trending news from politics, entertainment, life, and more.

PDRM Probes Viral Video Of Man Allegedly Assaulting Motorcyclist After Loud Exhaust Noise Wakes His Baby

The post PDRM Probes Viral Video Of Man Allegedly Assaulting Motorcyclist After Loud Exhaust Noise Wakes His Baby appeared first on WORLD OF BUZZ.

Recent footage has shed light on an incident in which a man was reportedly assaulted by another man at a convenience store in Mersing, Johor.

Captured on closed-circuit television (CCTV), the footage shows the suspect confronting the victim before allegedly hitting him.

Screenshot 2026 09 30 143136

Screenshot 2026 09 30 143113

 

Man allegedly assaults motorcyclist after exhaust noise wakes his baby

Following the viral video, the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) issued a statement yesterday (29 September) addressing the incident, which took place on Jalan Ismail on 20 September at around 1:00 AM.

Mersing District Police Chief Superintendent Abdul Razak Abdullah Sani said the local suspect became angry after claiming that the victim had cut in front of his vehicle and revved his motorcycle’s exhaust loudly.

He claimed that the loud noise caused his baby, who was in his wife’s arms, to wake up and cry.

“The suspect then assaulted the victim, who is also a local man. Following the incident, the victim sought treatment at a hospital and was found to have suffered injuries to his left cheek and abdomen,” he said.

Screenshot 2026 09 30 142055

Screenshot 2026 09 30 142112

 

Suspect could face up to one year in prison

Abdul Razak said the investigation papers have been completed and referred to the Johor Deputy Public Prosecutor for further action.

The suspect has since been ordered to face a charge under Section 323 of the Penal Code for voluntarily causing hurt, which will be brought before the Mersing Magistrates’ Court.

“If convicted, the suspect could face up to one year in prison, a maximum fine of RM2,000, or both,” he said.

Screenshot 2026 09 30 143423

Newswav Malaysia Best News App

Newswav is an online content aggregator and obtains its content from different online sources. The content in the app do not belong to Newswav nor do they reflect the opinions of Newswav and its staff. Your use of this app indicates your understanding and acceptance of this information.

Newswav Sdn. Bhd. (201701008480 (1222645-M)) 2026 All Rights Reserved