But technically, were they caught though when they were the ones that posted the video in the first place?
Trending currently on X, @localrkyt shared a video of fellow Malaysians having a cookout you could say, at the Petron Petrol Station in Genting Highlands, Pahang.
In the video, it shows them cooking on an open fire store making instant noodles (maggi) with sausages, with even a set up for tables and chairs to sit and chill in the area.
Not long after, the police arrived.
Appearing to be unphased by this, they continued eating and cooking still while laughing about the situation.
Unsure with what happens after, many netizens are calling them out for their reckless behaviour and are urging for the police to take further action.
Though in the beginning they did not seem to care for the backlash, the video is now deleted from TikTok.
Thoughts?
