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New Straits Times
03-08-2025
- New Straits Times
Teen arrested after allegedly killing mother during prayer
JAKARTA: An 18-year-old girl allegedly murdered her mother while she was performing Zohor prayers at their home in Bengkulu yesterday. Tangsel Xpress reported that in the 1pm (Western Indonesian Time) incident, the victim, Yati, 49, was attacked by her daughter, identified as NR, using a mortar and a knife. It was reported that Yati died at the scene from severe injuries to her head and body. After the incident, the suspect ran to a neighbour's house and confessed to killing her mother. "She came and said she had killed her mother. We were all shocked and immediately rushed to the victim's house," the neighbour, known as Ice, was quoted as saying. The panicked neighbours rushed to the house and found Yati lifeless in a heart-wrenching condition before alerting the police. Officers from the Gading Cempaka police sector (Polsek), together with the Macan Gading Resmob team from Bengkulu city police (Polresta), arrived at the scene and arrested the teenager for further investigation. The suspect was taken to the Bengkulu police headquarters for questioning, while her two younger siblings were temporarily placed under the care of neighbours. Yati's body was sent to Bhayangkara Hospital in Bengkulu City for a post-mortem before being handed over to her family for burial. Meanwhile, Detik reported that the teenager was confirmed to have a mental disorder. Gading Cempaka police station Criminal Investigation Unit chief Inspector Putra Agung said that based on information from locals, the suspect had previously received psychiatric treatment. "According to neighbours, the suspect had been treated in a psychiatric hospital. For now, we have detained her," he said.
Straits Times
11-07-2025
- Straits Times
Woman looking for $5,000 gold bracelet from late mum that she lost outside White Sands mall
Woman looking for $5,000 gold bracelet from late mum that she lost outside White Sands mall A woman is appealing for help in locating a gold bracelet that she lost outside White Sands shopping mall, near the drop-off point at Pasir Ris MRT station. Stomper Yati said she lost the bracelet on June 22, at around 1.10pm. The bracelet is engraved with her name 'Muliyati' in Jawi, a modified Arabic script used to write Malay. Yati told Stomp: "It was customised and gifted to me by my late mum. It's worth about $5,000 at this point, based on the current price of gold. "As a platform that has always helped people, I would like to appeal to Stomp to connect me with anyone who might have found the bracelet. "I have made a police report and am trying my luck here as well. Thank you for your help." If you have any info about the bracelet, kindly email stomp@ or WhatsApp us at 9384 3761. Click here to contribute a story or submit it to our WhatsApp Get more of Stomp's latest updates by following us on:
India Today
03-05-2025
- India Today
Delhi woman claims Nainital cop slapped her and friend, shares video. Police reacts
A Delhi-based woman on a road trip to Uttarakhand's Nainital alleged she and her friend were slapped and abused by a policeman during a routine stop. She shared a video documenting parts of her conversation with the cop on social media that has since gone viral. The police reacted to her video and issued a statement later. In the video, Yati Sharma claimed she faced misconduct from the officer while riding through Nainital's Ramgarh area. She alleged that she and her friend were stopped at a checkpoint without a valid reason, verbally abused, and slapped by the officer despite showing all required documents. advertisementThe viral video of the incident shows the policeman - identified as Gulab Singh Kamboj - aggressively confronting her. Yati can be heard asking why she was stopped while two men on another bike, riding in similar gear, were allowed to pass. "Just now, two men went wearing the same kind of helmet. Why weren't they stopped?" she asked. She also accused the officer of throwing her phone when she attempted to record the incident further. "My friend who was with me was hurt. Half of her face is swollen. I am not gonna show it here but she was so badly shaken up by this entire incident. He literally slapped us," Yati said in the caption of her post. Watch the video here: advertisement View this post on Instagram A post shared by Yati Sharma (@yati._.sharma)In response to the incident, the Nainital Police claimed the woman's two-wheeler had no number plate or registration documents and that the pillion rider was not wearing a helmet, a claim Yati denied. Refuting the accusations, Yati posted another video that included time-stamped footage showing both riders wearing helmets and displaying the vehicle's valid documents. She called out the police's version as "lies" and said it was a cover-up to dodge accountability. Watch the video here: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Yati Sharma (@yati._.sharma)The Nainital Police later issued a statement confirming that an inquiry had been ordered. "The viral video related to a vehicle challan on social media is from Chowki Ramgarh area, where a two-wheeler without a number plate was stopped during checking by Chowki Incharge U.N. Gulab Kamboj," it said. The statement added, "The vehicle did not have registration documents and the pillion rider was not wearing a helmet. There was a dispute between the driver and the policeman, whose video was shared by the driver on social media." Police also said that further action would depend on the inquiry's findings. advertisementWhile the investigation is underway, Yati Sharma's videos have triggered sharp reactions online.
