Actress Zarina Anjoulie slams car theft lie

The Star

16-05-2025

Compiled by TEH ATHIRA, R. ARAVINTHAN and C. ARUNO
ACTRESS Zarina Anjoulie ( pic ) has denied allegations that she stole a luxury car.
Zarina said she lodged a police report over the ownership of the vehicle, reported Kosmo! Online.
'I initially chose to remain silent following the accusation of stealing and hiding a luxury car.
'However, since many people have asked me about a video that has gone viral on TikTok, I want to clarify that the accusations are completely untrue,' she said.
Zarina, referring to the allegations made by an individual on TikTok, said the car was provided to her as collateral because the said person had not yet resolved a compensation case.
However, this was not mentioned, added Zarina.
'I have all the evidence,' she said in a video posted on TikTok.
Zarina also filed an additional police report concerning trespassing and alleged defamatory statements.
'She knows exactly why the car is with me. 'It was a mutual agreement based on unresolved issues between us,' Zarina added.
She also expressed regret that her family had to endure difficulties due to the person's actions.
She claimed that the individual allegedly invaded her family's privacy by livestreaming outside her mother's home and acted in a rude manner.
The actress has hired a lawyer to pursue legal action against the individual.
> A food delivery rider tragically died at the scene after colliding with a cow that was crossing a road in Kota Tinggi, Johor, reported Harian Metro.
Kota Tinggi district police chief Supt Yusof Othman said the incident occurred around 1am yesterday at KM5 of Jalan Lok Heng, Mawai.
The victim, Arshad Khamis, 49, died due to severe head injuries.
'The accident happened while the victim was riding his motorcycle from Bandar Penawar towards Felda Lok Heng.
'He was unable to avoid a cow that had crossed the road, resulting in a collision.
'As a result, the victim sustained serious injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene,' said Supt Yusof.
> A 37-year-old man was killed after a riverbank collapsed while he was searching for gold in Lipis, Sinar Harian reported.
Pahang Fire and Rescue Department's public relations officer Zulfadli Zakaria reported that the incident involving the victim, Ayub Ahmad, occurred near Kampung Berhamah in Merapoh at 10.04pm on Wednesday (May 14).
Zulfadli said the victim was believed to have been using an excavator to search for gold before the incident occurred.
He said a team from the Sungai Koyan Fire and Rescue Station was dispatched to the scene, located about 55km from the station.
Zulfadli added that prior to the arrival of the firemen, both the police and local villagers had initiated efforts to excavate the area where the victim was trapped.
'The victim's body was eventually recovered at 11.15pm,' he said.
The above article is compiled from the vernacular newspapers (Bahasa Malaysia, Chinese and Tamil dailies). As such, stories are grouped according to the respective language/medium. Where a paragraph begins with this ' >'sign, it denotes a separate news item.