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Cars Ram Into Crowd Outside KL Nightclub, Injuring Two

 



A violent altercation outside a Kuala Lumpur nightclub escalated into chaos when two vehicles plowed into a group of men in the early hours of Jan 29, 2025. The incident, which was caught on video and went viral on social media, resulted in at least two injuries and four arrests.

Disturbing Video Captures the Incident

Footage circulating online shows a white Toyota Hilux and a silver Toyota Vios emerging from an underground parking lot near the nightclub. Despite a crowd gathered at the exit, both cars accelerated, forcing people to leap out of the way.

Moments later, the vehicles disappeared from view but returned after making a U-turn onto the main road. Without slowing down, the cars drove directly into the group of men, sending bystanders into panic. Loud screams and shouts filled the air as people scrambled to escape.

Police Investigations Underway

A 24-year-old man who witnessed the shocking event reported it to the police. Brickfields District Police Chief ACP Ku Mashariman Ku Mahmood confirmed that both vehicles had collided with a group of men, injuring at least two individuals. One of the victims was rushed to the hospital by ambulance for treatment.

Investigators are currently reviewing security footage and eyewitness statements to determine the full extent of the incident.

Four Men Arrested

On Jan 30, authorities announced that four men had been taken into custody in connection with the crash. City deputy police chief Datuk Azry Akmar Ayob revealed that the incident stemmed from a heated dispute between two groups of individuals who had been partying at the nightclub before the situation turned violent.

It remains unclear whether the drivers deliberately targeted the pedestrians or if the crash was a reckless attempt to flee from the confrontation. Police are continuing their investigations to determine the exact sequence of events and whether additional individuals were involved.

Public Reaction and Concerns Over Safety

The incident has sparked concerns about nightclub violence and public safety, with many netizens expressing shock at the recklessness displayed. Some have called for stricter regulations on nightlife establishments to prevent disputes from escalating into dangerous situations.

Authorities have assured the public that they are taking the matter seriously and will ensure that those responsible face legal consequences.

Ongoing Investigations

As investigations continue, police are urging witnesses to come forward with any additional information. Law enforcement is also looking into whether the suspects have any prior criminal records or if the dispute was linked to gang-related activities.

For now, the nightclub remains under scrutiny as authorities work to piece together the full details of what transpired that night. The victims' conditions are being monitored, and further updates are expected as the case develops.

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