"Under the section, anyone who commits the offence of stealing a motor vehicle or any part of it shall be punished with one to seven years'' jail, a fine, or both.” He was commenting on a widely spread video in which a woman claimed her cousin was put in a precarious situation when a man tried to tow her car without proper documents near a petrol station at the Tapah Rest and Service Area.

Tapah District Police Chief, Superintendent Mohd Naim Asnawi said they are aware of the video but have not received an official report yet, adding that the tow truck''s registration number was fake.

Dato' Sri Ramli said everyone needs to be cautious as such crimes could happen regardless of gender and it is important to protect oneself from falling victim to such fraudulent activities.

“If you are aware of your monthly payments, do not hesitate to question anyone who tries to tow your vehicle without proper documentation.

"If they cannot provide it, it is crucial to stay calm, refuse their request and immediately contact the police. Remember that you have the right to protect your property and ensure towing or repossession is carried out lawfully.”

He said one should not agree to have their vehicle towed until legitimacy is confirmed and knowing their rights regarding vehicle repossession and towing is essential.

Read further on the The Sun's article attached.