Slapped labourer awarded RM112,040 in damages

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KOTA BHARU, 17 April -- Seorang buruh, Mohd Faizu Ramli, 32, kelihatan gembira setelah berjaya mendapat ganti rugi am di atas kecederaan di telinga kiri akibat ditampar anggota polis empat tahun di Mahkamah Sesyen 3, Kota Bharu, hari ini.
Mohd Faizu yang pekak telinga kiri mendapat ganti rugi RM112,040 merangkumi tuntutan ganti rugi am atas kecederaan di bahagian telinga kiri yang dialami akibat ditampar defendan pertama Lans Koperal Mohd Erman Ahmad, ganti rugi teladan RM100,000, ganti rugi am atas kecederaan sebanyak RM12,000 dan ganti rugi khas RM40.--fotoBERNAMA (2019) HAK CIPTA TERPELIHARA

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KOTA BHARU: A labourer who became deaf after being slapped by a policeman four years ago was yesterday awarded damages of RM112,040 by the Sessions Court here.

Judge Mohd Rosly MSuhammad Nawi made the order after allowing the suit by Mohd Faizu Ramli, 32.

Mohd Faizu could not hide his happiness as he walks out of court after being awarded more than RM100,000 in damages. Photo: Bernama

Mohd Faizu, who became deaf due to an injury in the left ear, was awarded RM100,000 in exemplary damages, RM12,000 in general damages and RM40 in special damages, with interest of five per cent a year from the date of filing of the suit.

He had filed the suit on May 14 last year and named Lance Corporal Mohd Erman Ahmad, Tumpat district police chief and the government, as the first, second and third defendant, respectively.

In the suit, Mohd Faizu claimed that on April 17, 2015, he heard a loud noise at his father’s house and found that it was a police raid, and then approached Mohd Erman to ask the purpose of the raid.

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Instead, he said the policeman accused him of wanting to obstruct the police from discharging their duty and slapped him on the left ear, causing his ear to bleed.

Met outside the court, Mohd Faizu said he was grateful to win the case and would use the money wisely for his family’s future.

“It has been four years, but my ears still hurt and I need to go for treatment from time to time,” he added.

Mohd Faizu was represented by lawyer Shaharuddin Mohamad, while federal counsel Nik Nor Adila Zaidan appeared for the government. – Bernama

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