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Police: No sign of abuse on nine-year-old girl

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SHAH ALAM: Police said there was no sign of abuse on the body of a girl who was allegedly abused by her parents before she was chased out of the house, as claimed by a video clip which went viral on social media yesterday.

Shah Alam district deputy police chief Supt Ramsay Anak Embol said the nine-year-old local girl was found by members of the public near Taipan Setia Alam here at around 4 pm yesterday, and was handed over to her parents around 6.45 pm, the same day.

“The girl was first handed over to auxiliary police around 6 pm, before her parents came to the Setia Alam police station to take her home.

“The victim’s parents will also lodge a police report related to the viral video and will have their statement taken. Individuals who made the recording will also be called to assist the police investigation,” he said in a statement today.

Ramsay said the girl was carrying a suitcase on a bicycle.

Yesterday, a video clip of a girl, who was found near Taipan Setia Alam, allegedly abused by her parents and trying to locate her grandmother’s house in Klang, went viral on social media. — Bernama

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