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KANGAR, El Sky News — A Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) patrol vehicle driven by a police officer collided with two motorcyclists on Jalan Persiaran Wawasan near the Kompleks Seri Putera government complex, resulting in one death and one serious injury.
Incident Details
The collision occurred when the patrol vehicle and a motorcycle carrying two men approached from opposite directions. The 24-year-old rider was pronounced dead at the scene. The 25-year-old passenger was hospitalized at Tuanku Fauziah Hospital in stable condition.
The deceased’s body was transferred to Sultanah Bahiyah Hospital for autopsy.
Investigation & Legal Action
The officer driving the patrol vehicle has been taken into custody for further investigation. Preliminary reports suggest negligence may have contributed to the accident. The case is being investigated under the Road Transport Act 1987, Section 41(1) for reckless or dangerous driving. Conviction could result in prison, fines, and disqualification of driving privileges.
Police have urged witnesses or anyone with video evidence to come forward to assist with the investigation.
Public Reaction
Video footage of the aftermath went viral on social media, showing chaos at the scene and public outrage over the incident. Netizens expressed concern about patrol vehicles’ speed and accountability, especially when tragedies involve law enforcement.
Witnesses in viral videos lamented:
“If he had driven slower, this wouldn’t have happened.”
The incident raises serious questions about accountability and patrol protocols for officers on duty. Transparent investigation including CCTV and dashcam evidence is essential to establish facts.
The case serves as a reminder of road safety risks, even when law enforcement is involved.
