KLIA shooting suspect: 'I still love my wife'
The man suspected of attempting to kill his wife at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) in the April 14 shooting incident says he still loves her.
Hafizul Harawi said this to the media as he arrived at the Kota Baru Magistrate's Court on Monday (April 22) morning for the remand extension proceeding. His remand has been extended until April 27.
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Hafizul Harawi said this to the media as he arrived at the Kota Baru Magistrate's Court on Monday (April 22) morning for the remand extension proceeding. His remand has been extended until April 27.
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00:00 The remand period for the suspect in the April 14 shooting case at Kuala Lumpur International
00:08 Airport has been extended for five more days.
00:11 The remand extension, which is effective on Tuesday, was granted by the Kotabaru Magistrate's
00:17 Court on Monday after hearing the application by the police.
00:21 The 38-year-old Hafizul Harawi told the media upon his arrival at the court that he still
00:26 loved his wife.
00:28 He allegedly fired two shots at the arrival hall of the airport, wounding his wife's bodyguard
00:33 in the stomach at about 1.20 am on April 14.
00:37 The suspect's wife, who was the real target in the shooting case, was unhurt and survived
00:43 the incident.
00:44 The wife was waiting for the return of an Umrah group at the airport before the attack.
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