What led to the confrontation between motorcyclists and JPJ personnel in Rawang?

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Confrontation Arose from Traffic Enforcement Operation in Rawang

A confrontation occurred between a group of motorcyclists and Road Transport Department (JPJ) personnel in Rawang last Saturday, stemming from a traffic enforcement operation. The incident escalated when JPJ officers stopped a motorcycle for violations, prompting an alleged retaliatory act by other motorcyclists.
Traffic Violations Prompted Initial Stop

JPJ personnel were conducting a Chinese New Year traffic operation when they stopped a motorcycle. The reason for the stop was that both the rider and the pillion passenger were not wearing helmets and had committed several other traffic offences.
Firecrackers Allegedly Thrown During Notice Issuance

While JPJ officers were in the process of issuing notices to the rider and passenger of the stopped motorcycle, a group of approximately 20 to 30 other motorcyclists reportedly arrived. This group allegedly began throwing firecrackers at the JPJ personnel.
Police Investigating Under Explosives Act

The incident took place around 10 pm near the Kuala Lumpur-Kuala Selangor Expressway (LATAR) and the Tasik Puteri area. Selangor police have confirmed they are tracing the individuals involved and are investigating the case under Section 6 of the Explosives Act 1957. This section pertains to offences related to causing an explosion that could endanger life or property.

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