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USJ Neighbour Dispute Takes a Wild Turn: Elderly Man Allegedly Left Unconscious and Trousers Pulled Down

A senior citizen in USJ 3, Subang Jaya, has lodged a police report alleging that a dispute with a female neighbour left him unconscious on the road — with his trousers pulled down to his knees.

According to a police report dated 13 October 2026, the elderly man was outside his home watching workers repair his roof when the woman allegedly approached and pulled at his trousers.

He said he tried to stop her, but was allegedly pushed and fell onto the road.

The man claimed the fall caused him to lose consciousness and injured the back-left side of his head. An ambulance later arrived, and he received treatment at the scene.

But according to his account, that was not the end of it.

After regaining consciousness, he said a neighbour told him that the woman had allegedly pulled his trousers down while he was unconscious.

The complainant identified the woman as a neighbour believed to be around 50 years old. He said he did not know why she had allegedly done so.

His report also referred to earlier tensions in the neighbourhood, alleging that the woman had verbally abused other residents and frequently scolded children playing nearby.

The elderly man has asked for further police action, saying he is worried about his safety going forward.

Kawasan Rukun Tetangga USJ3/4 chairman YY Tan confirmed the incident. He said, “The victim had been sent to hospital and was hospitalised overnight for observation after a CT Scan was carried out.”

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