IGP: Clear-cut theft led to Low Yat brawl


Khalid (centre) visiting Low Yat Plaza with police officers on Monday

KUALA LUMPUR: The events that escalated into a brawl at Low Yat Plaza on Sunday started from a clear cut case of theft, said Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar.

He said two men were arrested at 7.50pm on Saturday - one suspected of stealing a phone at a kiosk inside the mall and the other his accomplice.

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