Ampang Jaya police probe viral TikTok assault and multi-car collision
Police are investigating a case of vandalism and voluntarily causing hurt after a car collided with several parked vehicles and a related assault, which went viral on TikTok. Ampang Jaya district ...
Source: Yahoo Malaysia · September 28, 2026 at 4:32 AM · AI-assisted report
Single-sourceAMPANG JAYA, 28 SEPTEMBER 2026 —
Police are probing a case of vandalism and voluntarily causing hurt after a driver collided with several parked cars and was involved in an assault that was widely shared on TikTok, Ampang Jaya district police said on Thursday.
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The incident occurred on 26 September at about 07:00 a.m. in Ampang Jaya, when the complainant picked up a female friend, identified only as Nadia, from her home for a hike at Bukit Melati, Nilai, and later drove her back to Pangsapuri Sri Intan, the police chief ACP Khairul Anuar Khalid said in a statement.
According to the statement, three men approached the vehicle at the apartment complex. One of the men knocked on the driver’s‑side window and ordered the complainant to exit the car. The complainant, who did not know the men, became frightened and accelerated, striking several parked cars in the vicinity.
The statement added that after the collision, one of the three men climbed onto the car’s bonnet. He was then hit by three unidentified men in front of Orkid Apartment. The entire episode was captured on video and subsequently spread widely on the TikTok platform, prompting public attention and the police investigation.
Police are pursuing charges under Section 427 of the Penal Code for mischief causing loss or damage, an offence that carries a maximum jail term of five years, a fine or both. They are also investigating under Section 323 for voluntarily causing hurt, which is punishable by up to one year’s imprisonment, a fine of up to RM 2,000 or both, the statement said.
ACP Khairul Anuar urged anyone with information to come forward to assist investigators and cautioned the public against speculation. “Members of the public with information on the case are requested to assist the investigation,” he said, adding that speculation could hinder the police effort.
The police probe follows the viral spread of the video on TikTok, which amplified public interest in the incident. While the statement did not disclose the identities of the three men who approached the vehicle or the three unidentified men who later struck the individual on the bonnet, it confirmed that the incident was captured on video and shared widely on the social‑media platform.
No arrests or further legal actions have been reported as of the statement’s release. The police investigation remains ongoing, with authorities focusing on identifying the parties involved and establishing the sequence of events that led to the collision and the subsequent assault.
The case highlights the challenges law enforcement faces when incidents are rapidly disseminated online, prompting swift public scrutiny. Police have reiterated the need for accurate information and have asked the community to refrain from conjecture while the inquiry proceeds.
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