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News surfaced regarding an incident where a woman poured scalding hot water on a man with Down Syndrome inside an elevator of a Penang apartment building. This act left the man with severe burns on his neck and body.

Subsequent investigations by the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) unveiled that the woman's actions stemmed from a misunderstanding related to a sensitive issue that occurred 3 to 4 years ago. Now, she must confront the repercussions of her actions.

The 39-year-old woman has been sentenced to 10 years in prison and fined RM6,000 after admitting guilt to assaulting the 33-year-old man with disabilities.

Penang Sessions Court judge Ahzal Fariz Ahmad Khairuddin delivered this verdict in line with Section 326 of the Penal Code.

[Suicide_Note]

She was just trying to boil a potato.

[*Ragdoll_Cutie*]

[Trucked up]

Not sure how it could've been scalding hot. Did she just take it off the stove a few minutes ago
It's in her purse so it's cooling down from wherever she had her bottled water at. But if she admitted guilt to whatever she did so be it I guess.

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Originally Posted by Suicide_Note ↗

She was just trying to boil a potato.

I tried not to laugh, but I did anyway.

[marcos_69]

Why is she carrying scalding water in her purse?
Why is the retard wearing war paint on his face?
Why didn't the elevator crash and swallow them?

[kellyhound]

https://www.theguardian.com/fashion/...e-same-glasses

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Originally Posted by marcos_69 ↗

Why is she carrying scalding water in her purse?
Why is the retard wearing war paint on his face?
Why didn't the elevator crash and swallow them?

Why even is Asia

[Mr.NoCredit]

10 years. Damn. I’ll bet she’s sorry now.

To be removed from your normal life would really suck. Loose your car, your house, your clothes, regular home cooked food and everything else for some random act that occurred in seconds.

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Woman In Penang Gets 10 Years’ Jail For Throwing Hot Water On Man With Down Syndrome

The woman who was responsible for splashing hot water on 33-year-old A Solairaj who has Down Syndrome, has been sentenced to 10 years’ jail by the Balik Pulau Sessions Court in Penang today. Oo Saw Kee, 39, who works as a sales promoter was also fined RM6,000 in default of 12-months jail as she pleaded guilty to the offence, as reported by The Star. She was prosecuted under Section 326 of the Penal Code, which, if found guilty, carries a maximum 20-year prison sentence, a fine or whipping. According to judge Ahzal Fariz Ahmad Khairuddin, Oo committed grave, cruel, and inhumane acts, particularly against a disabled person.
He went on to say that Oo had acted without being provoked.

“In this case, the court needs to take into consideration the public interest rather than personal interest of the accused. The sentence serves not only as a lesson to the accused but also to society out there, not to repeat similar action against disabled individuals,” he said, as reported by NST.

State prosecution director Mohd Nordin Ismail said the victim is still being treated for burns on his right shoulder, back, and neck. He said the accused and the victim did not know each other despite living in the same apartment complex since 2014. The incident occurred last Friday (19 April) inside a lift of an apartment at Jalan Rajawali, Bayan Lepas. CCTV camera footage of the incident was then shared on social media. In the video that was shared, a woman was seen taking out a bottle and splashing its contents on a man who had just entered the lift. Oo was detained on the same night of the incident by the Penang police.

According to Barat Daya acting police chief Deputy Superintendent Jafri Md Zain, the suspect was taken into custody at the apartment grounds at 9.21pm. The victim’s sister, A Krishna Armi, in a witness impact statement, expressed her desire for a harsh punishment for the pain her brother is going through. She said the incident has taken a toll on the whole family, especially since they are not well-to-do.They fear that a lenient sentence will lead to possible revenge by the accused as they reside in the same area.

Source https://www.msn.com/en-my/lifestyle/...-down-syndrome