: A police sergeant suffered burn injuries after being splashed with a corrosive fluid by a bogus delivery man opposite his house at Taman Mahkota Putra, here on Monday.
It is learnt that a man had earlier arrived at his house on a motorcycle and called out for the victim on the pretext of delivering a food hamper.A footage of the attack that was captured on a close-circuit security camera installed at the policeman’s house showed that as the victim walked away with the hamper, the “delivery man” approached him from behind with a bottle of the corrosive fluid.
The detective then threw the hamper at his attacker before quickly removing his shirt which was soaked with the toxic fluid. Pahang police chief Datuk Abdul Jalil Hassan when contacted today said the detective’s quick reaction of blocking the attack with the hamper had avoided severe injuries he might have suffered.
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