A video of a boy going all out in rage against a female victim has gone viral on social media.

The 18-second video was shared on Twitter on Oct 30, with the user asking public members for more information on the abuse incident.

The teenage boy was caught on camera hitting a girl with full force on the head three times before kicking her in the torso.

Anyone ada more info on this? Please respond if you do 😰 pic.twitter.com/1aAGA44M6h

— Neelofa (@Neelofa) October 30, 2022

Photo: Twitter screengrab

He then picked up his slipper and used that as a weapon, slapping his target repeatedly on the head.

Photo: Twitter screengrab

Throughout the abuse, the female victim did not fight back and only curled over in a defensive position.

She was heard sobbing in pain as she endured the violent actions.

The video has over two million views to date and has been shared on other social media platforms, sparking concern among netizens.

Members from the online community also provided more details on the incident, some noting that the teenagers were siblings.

“I used to live nearby this mall, and one of my schoolmates said their mom is sick, bedridden, and the girl lied to her brother about going outside. Her brother found out she was mingling with some dude, and that happened,” wrote a netizen.

It was reported by the online portal WeirdKaya that the incident happened at a shopping mall in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah.

The police are currently investigating the video, urging members of the public with more information on the matter to step forward.

“We seek the cooperation of those who have information about the incident so that the police will be able to carry out their investigation and arrest the suspect,” said Kota Kinabalu district police chief Assistant Commissioner Mohd Zaidi Abdullah, noting there was no police filed on the incident. /TISG

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