Did the DSP exit his vehicle immediately after the crash?

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The Deputy Superintendent of Police Did Not Exit His Vehicle Immediately After the Collision

A witness at the scene, Azura Yusoff, testified that Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Mohd Nazri Abdul Razak did not immediately exit his vehicle following the road crash that resulted in the death of Muhammad Zaharif Affendi Muhd Zamrie. She observed that the police officer remained in his car for a few seconds before alighting and proceeding towards the collision site.
Witness Observation of the DSP's Delay

Azura Yusoff, a teacher, stated that she heard a loud impact and witnessed a car striking a motorcycle, with the vehicle's tyres subsequently running over the rider. She noted that the driver of the Perodua Ativa, identified as DSP Mohd Nazri Abdul Razak, did not exit his car promptly after the collision. This delay prompted her to honk her own car's horn.
Actions Following Vehicle Exit

According to Yusoff's testimony, DSP Mohd Nazri Abdul Razak emerged from his vehicle a few seconds after the incident. He was described as wearing a white T-shirt and black knee-length pants as he walked towards the scene of the collision. However, Yusoff could not provide details on the officer's specific actions at the crash site, as she remained in her own car.
Motorcycle Ownership and Condition

In related testimony, Muhammad Shafiq Shamsul Kamar, the owner of the motorcycle involved, informed the court that the vehicle's road tax and insurance had expired in September 2023. He had lent the motorcycle to Muhammad Zaharif Affendi for repairs. Further details emerged that the motorcycle's brakes and rear lights had been serviced prior to the collision.

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