What led to the attempted murder and car theft incident?

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A former fast food restaurant employee has been sentenced to a total of 14 years in prison for attempted murder and car theft. The incident involved the dangerous operation of a stolen vehicle, which resulted in a man clinging to the car's bonnet being thrown off and sustaining serious injuries. The sentences are to be served concurrently from the date of his arrest on October 24.
Car Rental and Non-Return

The car in question, a Honda Civic, was rented by the girlfriend of Muhammad Wan Azhar Azman, the 20-year-old sentenced individual. The rental agreement stipulated a return date, but the girlfriend failed to return the vehicle on time. Repeated attempts by the owner to contact the woman after the rental period expired were unsuccessful.
Vehicle Recovery and Confrontation

The owner managed to locate the missing Honda Civic using a GPS tracker, finding it in the Diplomatic Precinct of Putrajaya. Subsequently, the owner and his partner observed the car being driven by Muhammad Wan Azhar at a roundabout in Precinct 14. It was noted that the vehicle was displaying a different license plate number than its original one.
Dangerous Driving and Attempted Murder Charge

During the confrontation, Mohamed Jalil Iskandar, the partner of the car owner, asked Muhammad Wan Azhar to stop the vehicle. Instead, Muhammad Wan Azhar reversed the car and attempted to hit Mohamed Jalil. In an effort to avoid being struck, Mohamed Jalil jumped onto the bonnet of the moving car, from which he was subsequently thrown onto the road, sustaining serious injuries that required intensive care.

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