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Oct 11 trial for woman who ran amok with samurai sword near PM's Dept

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Published: Wednesday September 12, 2012 MYT 10:59:00 AM
Updated: Wednesday September 12, 2012 MYT 12:50:48 PM

Oct 11 trial for woman who ran amok with samurai sword near PM's Dept

By QISHIN TARIQ

PUTRAJAYA: The Sessions Court set Oct 11 for the trial of a woman who ran amok with a samurai sword near the Prime Minister's Office in July.

Muhdalena Ahmad, 28, was charged with committing criminal intimidation and possession of a sword at Kompleks B, Jabatan Perdana Menteri, Presint 1 here about 2.30pm on July 9.

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Muhdalena wears a mask while walking out of the court on Wednesday

She allegedly committed the offences with Khalil Afendi who later died of injuries after being shot by police.

Muhdalena is on bail of RM10,000 with one surety.

Judge Mohamed Kamil Nizam also set Sep 28 for mention of the last case management before trial.

Muhdalena was seen exiting the court with her father and wearing a yellow Power Ranger mask.
 

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Tuesday July 10, 2012

Man killed and woman injured after running amok at PM’s Department

By ZUHRIN AZAM AHMAD and JOSEPH SIPALAN[email protected]

PUTRAJAYA: The daily routine at Complex B of the Prime Minister's Department turned chaotic when a man and woman, seemingly harmless as they approached the entrance, suddenly whipped out samurai swords.

The pair triggered security to swing into action when they started to wave the swords menacingly. The two damaged cars and attacked policemen before being shot. The man, identified as Khalil Afandi Abd Hamid, 37, later died at the Putrajaya Hospital.

When they showed up at the entrance of the office at 2.30pm yesterday, an auxiliary policeman rushed out to stop them from entering but was instead taken hostage.

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Drama at PM’s Department: CCTV and Facebook images showing Khalil and the woman (below) after they were shot when they went on a rampage with samurai swords.

“The man held the samurai sword to the policeman's neck and walked past the security post before releasing him,” said Putrajaya OCPD Asst Comm Abdul Razak Majid.

“The duo then ran amok and smashed the windows of a Hyundai Accent and a Perodua Kancil parked in the open air car park of the complex,” he said, adding that the rampage lasted about five minutes before an anti-crime squad arrived.

ACP Abdul Razak said the two were very aggressive and even attacked members of the squad by smashing the front windscreen of their vehicle.

At the same time, two officers arrived in another vehicle and attempted to apprehend the duo but they, too, were attacked.

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“One of the officers then fired three shots, hitting the man in his left arm and groin, while the woman was shot in the thigh. “The suspects were immediately rushed to the Putrajaya Hospital for treatment but the man died 15 minutes after arrival,” he said. Witnesses said the suspects, who had arrived in a car, initially looked calm as they walked towards the entrance.

However, as they got closer to the security post, the man started shouting, apparently complaining about the services of a government agency. They suddenly whipped out the swords and started swinging them, causing passers-by to run helter-skelter.

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ACP Abdul Razak said they have yet to establish the motive, but suspected the two could be related to a deviationist sect. Initial investigations showed the pair had only known each other for about a week and added that Khalil's wife had come to the hospital after being informed of the incident.

“The wife said the man had declared himself as Imam Mahadi',” he said. Imam Mahadi is mentioned in several sunnah as the promised messiah who will arrive to reestablish uprightness before the day of judgement.

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Collecting evidence: Forensic police recovering one of the samurai swords from the scene of the incident at the Prime Minister’s Department in Putrajaya. — MOHD SAHAR MISNI / The Star

The husband of the woman also visited her at the hospital.

The female suspect, a 28-year-old mother of two, is being detained for further investigation. ACP Abdul Razak said police recovered the two samurai swords from the scene. The complex is located about 100m away from the Perdana Putra Building which houses the Prime Minister's Office.

Complex B houses, among others, the Economic Planning Unit (EPU) and the Malaysian Administrative Modernisation and Management Planning Unit (Mampu).
 

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Wednesday July 11, 2012

Muhdalina ‘may have been under a spell’

Reports by ZUHRIN AZAM AHMAD, LEE YEN MUN, M. KUMAR and AUSTIN CAMOENS

PUTRAJAYA: The family of Muhdalina Ahmad, who went on a rampage with Khalil Afandi Abd Hamid with samurai swords, claimed that she might have been under a spell. Her husband, known only as Yusof, said she had been behaving strangely recently. “I noticed that she was very obsessed about the man although she only got to know him through his blog,” he said, adding that he was aware of her online friendship with the man.

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In shock: Muhdalina’s mother Siti Marliah Marjunit carrying Mia Ratisha while keeping an eye on Mohd Faiz Khorizmi at the Putrajaya hospital park.

“I think she only got to know him last week. I don't think she would simply follow the man to do things like that. Maybe she was under a spell,” said Yusof, who had come from Klang to visit Muhdalina at the hospital here, where she is being treated for a gunshot wound.

The Port Klang worker said both he and his wife lived with their two children, Mohd Fariz Khorizmi, two, and Mia Ratisha, one, in Rantau Panjang, Klang. A check at the hospital's isolation ward found the woman in a black scarf lying on a bed being guarded by two policewomen. She has been placed under remand by the police.

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Ahmad said the family could not believe Muhdalina was involved in the incident.

Her father, nasi lemak seller Ahmad Adam, said the family could not believe what she had done, adding that Muhdalina was a good daughter. “Although she was a UIAM (International Islamic University Malaysia) graduate, her knowledge of Islam is average. We also know nothing about the man until he made headlines in the newspapers.

“I think my daughter must have been influenced by the man's claim that he was the Imam Mahadi,” said the 55-year-old, adding that Muhdalina, the second of four siblings, had stopped working as an assistant manager in a private company without telling them.

“I never thought this could happen. My daughter was leading a normal life. Maybe it was because she likes to surf the Internet,” he said, lamenting that despite her university education, Muhdalina had ended up in such a quandary.

“I'm sorry about what she did,” he said, adding that he only knew of the incident after he was asked to come to the Putrajaya police headquarters when he called her handphone.
 

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Published: Monday July 16, 2012 MYT 1:20:00 PM
Updated: Monday July 16, 2012 MYT 4:26:13 PM

Woman who ran amok charged wth criminally intimidating a policeman

by Nurbaiti Hamdan

PUTRAJAYA: The woman who ran amok with the samurai sword wielding man near the Prime Minister's Office here last Monday has been charged with criminally intimidating a policeman during the incident.

Muhdalena Ahmad, 28, was also charged with carrying a sword.

She was accused of committing the offences at Kompleks B, Jabatan Perdana Menteri, Presint 1 here about 2.30pm on July 9.

Muhdalena was charged at the Putrajaya Sessions Court that presided at a ward in Hospital Putrajaya where she was admitted after sustaining injuries during the incident.

Her partner Khalil Afendi died at the same hospital after succumbing to injuries.

Judge Mohd Kafli Che Ali set bail at RM5,000 for each count and fixed Aug 29 for mention.

Deputy public prosecutor Siti Balkiah Mohd Yazaid appeared for the prosecution while the accused was unrepresented.
 
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