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X’mas gone wrong: Rowdy revellers in remand
By LOOI SUE-CHERN
Updated: Friday December 26, 2008 MYT 4:23:59 PM
Two rowdy revellers, aged 15 and 17, who were booked for obstructing traffic policemen from discharging their duties during the Christmas Eve celebration at Gurney Drive here have been remanded for four days to help the investigation
GEORGE TOWN: Two rowdy revellers who were booked for obstructing traffic policemen from discharging their duties during the Christmas Eve celebration at Gurney Drive here have been remanded for four days to help the investigation.
State police chief Deputy Comm Datuk Wira Ayub Yaakob confirmed the arrests.
The duo, aged 15 and 17, were held at 1am on Christmas Day for allegedly throwing spraycans at the traffic policemen who were deployed for traffic and crowd control. The remand order expires on Sunday.
Police believe the two were part of a group of 20 youngsters who had stopped cars and motorcyclists at Gurney Drive to spray foam on them.
The youths also allegedly jumped onto the cars and shook them before letting them drive on. Some motorists who refused to stop had salt, empty bottles and cans hurled at their vehicles.
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2008/12/26/nation/20081226132444&sec=nation
By LOOI SUE-CHERN
Updated: Friday December 26, 2008 MYT 4:23:59 PM
Two rowdy revellers, aged 15 and 17, who were booked for obstructing traffic policemen from discharging their duties during the Christmas Eve celebration at Gurney Drive here have been remanded for four days to help the investigation
GEORGE TOWN: Two rowdy revellers who were booked for obstructing traffic policemen from discharging their duties during the Christmas Eve celebration at Gurney Drive here have been remanded for four days to help the investigation.
State police chief Deputy Comm Datuk Wira Ayub Yaakob confirmed the arrests.
The duo, aged 15 and 17, were held at 1am on Christmas Day for allegedly throwing spraycans at the traffic policemen who were deployed for traffic and crowd control. The remand order expires on Sunday.
Police believe the two were part of a group of 20 youngsters who had stopped cars and motorcyclists at Gurney Drive to spray foam on them.
The youths also allegedly jumped onto the cars and shook them before letting them drive on. Some motorists who refused to stop had salt, empty bottles and cans hurled at their vehicles.
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2008/12/26/nation/20081226132444&sec=nation
