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Murder In Malaysia Case Study

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Malaysia is now a heaven of elimination
Over the past few months, there have been several gunshot cases that took place in Malaysia.
The latest gunshot incident, a 32-years-old gunner Chung Chun Wah was confronting his mother, Tan Saw Sim before shooting her in a factory.
Chung also fatally shoots to kill his 28-years-old brother, a two-year-old nephew and Tan's partner.
Two weeks ago in Kuala Lumpur, a real estate agent was killed with a close range shot by two gunner while driving her luxury Vellfire.
Her eight-year-old daughter, who was sitting in the front passenger seat, was accidentally shot and is now staying in ICU.
On June 21, Miri PKR branch secretary Bill Kayong was also shot dead, by an unidentified gunner at the traffic light junction. …show more content…

According to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) unlawful killing in Malaysia is 500 to 600 cases per year.
In Thailand, the average of unlawful killing is seven persons per day.
Therefore Malaysia as a country that do not allow their citizen to own a gun, still the rate of assassination in Malaysia terrorized the

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