A man in Melaka paid the price for passing a lewd comment on a woman's breasts. The 35-year-old scrap metal outlet manager was allegedly stabbed to death on Tuesday (May 9) after getting into a brawl with the woman's boyfriend and bodyguard. The victim left an entertainment venue in Taman Kenanga, Tengkera at around 4am when he walked past a...
between the bodyguard that was later joined by the woman's 36-year-old boyfriend," the police said.A video of the incident was posted on Facebook on May 10, which showedHis bodyguard also stepped in and told the men in Tamil: "Do you want me to call the police?"
The man was pronounced dead at Melaka Hospital while receiving treatment for stab wounds on his chest, the police said. The woman's boyfriend, who is married with three children, manages an online gambling scheme in Batu Pahat and also operates foreign money exchange outlets in both Johor and Melaka. Following the fight, the police arrested seven people aged between 25 and 38 and seized weapons believed to have been used in the fight, including knives and iron bars.
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