Thai national fires shot at Malaysia security checkpoint to “test” weapon

 

RECENTLY, Two Thai nationals were recently seen shooting at the security checkpoint on the border in Padang Besar, Perlis.

According to reports, the officers on duty heard several gunshots from the direction of Thailand and saw two men riding a motorcycle in the neighbouring country.

The video post on X by Projeck Hitam about sums up the brief scene.

When arrested by the authorities, they audaciously claimed that they were firing shots towards Malaysia to test the weapon, and that those were borrowed from their friend.

Netizens, however, were unimpressed by their gangster behaviour.

According to KคHดQ, these people were likely at the “end of the month,” since the bullet casing were also picked up, likely to be recycled for money?

Another netizen pointed towards their ride, saying that there are not many vespa users in Malaysia.

“Their group is small. Just turn a little and you will find them,” he claimed.

One netizen said the way they were shooting was like those times when the children played with those pistols that fired beads.

Matsijan added that their work is unprofessional. “What kind of cartel is this that goes ambushing using a scooter and shooting with a pistol. They should ride a Hilux and fire using a M16 or AK47.

Also, $ remarked that these perpetrators were but interns.

Netizen wanstarz (Endministrator) said that if the police were to shoot back instead, this would become an international incident.

The two suspects, aged 21 and 28 have since been apprehended in Songkhla, Thailand with the help of the Thai Police.

Both officers who witnessed the shooting were unharmed although approximately 10 shots were fired towards Malaysia. — Focus Malaysia