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Police Spotted An Anon Throwing Rocks From A Bridge

Jesica Sendai

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Last Saturday, a driver was hit with a large rock that was thrown from a bridge causing his windscreen to break.

As seen on a dashcam video shared on Facebook, the incident happened at Bandar Darulaman Bridge at Kilometer 32.6 of the North-South Expressway. 

Based on the video recording, the driver was seen driving the right lane but as soon as he approached the bridge, a large rock was thrown towards his windscreen.

The video also showed more than a few stones thrown from the bridge, but the driver was able to control the situation and as reported he did not suffer any injuries.


Then, an individual was also seen standing on the bridge.

A police report has been lodged by the driver and requested for the dashcam video to be circulated as a warning to all road passengers to be careful due to the incident that happened. 

Onto that, Kubang Pasu District Police Chief, Superintendent Rodzi Abu Hassan has confirmed that his department had received a report regarding the incident.

The police are identifying the suspects involved and investigating whether there is an element of treachery or not.

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