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=== Criminal Misconduct === In 1972, Tunku Mahmud was charged for causing assault with a mace to two men for overtaking his car and was convicted the following year. A year later, reports also surfaced another similar attack upon a young couple, when Tunku Iskandar, together with his bodyguard, attacked them with chemicals and a mace after having offended him. Another alleged incident took place at about this time when Tunku Mahmud chained up two policemen in a dog kennel for a day after having angered him. Five years later, Tunku Mahmud was charged and convicted of manslaughter after shooting and killing a man near his private helicopter whom he took to be a smuggler. In both cases, his father, Sultan Ismail, intervened and granted official pardons to Tunku Iskandar. Similarly, his eldest son, Tunku Ibrahim Ismail, was convicted in the 1980s of shooting dead a man in a nightclub during a feud, but was quickly pardoned. In 1987, Sultan Iskandar was accused of causing the death of a golf caddy in Cameron Highlands by assault, following an incident in which the golf caddy laughed when the Sultan missed a hole. Tunku Abdul Rahman, Malaysia's first Prime Minister, pointed out that the Sultan (then the Agong) could not be prosecuted due to the immunity that was accorded to the rulers, yet he condemned Sultan Iskandar's actions at the same time. In the end the matter was let off without much public attention. The brother of the caddy β who also suffered injuries from the incident, being distressed from what he saw, subsequently ran amok in Kuala Lumpur and had to be quarantined in a mental hospital. [[Category:Tyrants]] [[Category:Serial Killer]] [[Category:Deceased]] [[Category:Corrupt Officials]] [[Category:Corrupting Influence]] [[Category:Mass Murderers]] [[Category:Murderer]] [[Category:Asian Villains]] [[Category:Posthumous]] [[Category:Chaotic Evil]] [[Category:Elderly]] [[Category:Thugs]] [[Category:Oppressors]] [[Category:Criminals]] [[Category:Military]] [[Category:Islam]] [[Category:Anti-LGBT]] [[Category:Monarchs]] [[Category:Evil vs. Evil]] [[Category:Malaysia]] [[Category:Karma Houdini]] [[Category:Extravagant]]
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