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Two police officers sue MCBA chief over alleged KLIA assault
A pair of Special Branch policemen have initiated civil proceedings against the head of the Malaysian Border Control and Automobile Association, alleging assault and defamation following an incident at Kuala Lumpur International Airport.
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KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 5 — Two Special Branch officers have filed a civil lawsuit against Malaysian Border Control and Automobile Association (MCBA) chief Shuhaily, claiming they were assaulted and defamed during an altercation at KLIA. The officers are seeking damages for physical injuries and harm to their reputation stemming from the incident. The case marks an escalation in what appears to be a dispute that occurred at the airport terminal, with both parties making conflicting claims about the circumstances. The MCBA chief's office has not yet issued a public response to the legal action. Court proceedings are expected to determine liability and assess the appropriate compensation, if any, in the matter.