Mohd Irfan Abdullah, a 26-year-old Malaysian internet celebrity, often sells beauty products such as skin care on Facebook live broadcasts, and occasionally shows off his gold and silver jewelry, brand-name clothes and a thick stack of banknotes. However, showing off wealth also attracted the attention of gangsters, resulting in him being robbed of RM 6.5438+0.6 million (about RMB250,000) and seriously injured by a bullet in his left leg.

Taiwan Province media reported in February 1 that Mohammed, who lives in Kelantan, was originally a cosmetics dealer. Seeing the popularity of webcasting recently, he became the host of the live broadcast himself. Unexpectedly, his business is getting better and better, earning a lot of money, and making him an online celebrity in cosmetics distribution.

The more famous he is, the higher his attention will be. When introducing the goods, he deliberately showed off the gold watch on his wrist in front of the camera. It's been more exaggerated recently. He put six stacks of paper money and several thick gold chains directly on the table to share his local life with his fans.

Muhammad broadcast live in the office at 3 pm on the 26th. After that, he asked the employees to go home directly, while he continued to work overtime. At about 1 1 in the afternoon, he saw three gangsters rush into the bedroom, just got up and resisted, got shot and injured in the left leg, and were robbed of RM 8,000 (about 1.2 million RMB) in cash and gold ornaments worth RM 1.5 million (about 240,000 RMB).

After receiving the notice, the police came to the scene, pried open the iron door locked by the gangsters, and successfully rescued Muhammad and took him to the hospital.

The police said that from the monitoring screen, the three gangsters committed crimes neatly and broke into the office on the second floor as soon as they got off the bus. The goal was very clear. They should learn about the victims through live webcasts. "The three suspects are likely to have fled to neighboring countries. At present, the police are fully pursuing it. "

As soon as Mohammed recovered his life, he immediately started the live broadcast of the hospital. He reported "I'm fine" to fans and customers in front of the camera and explained his health to the outside world. However, this behavior of Mohammed caused netizens to sarcastically say, "If you are shot, you will broadcast live. Next time you go to the grave, you'd better not forget to broadcast live. "

Don't expose your wealth, or you will easily get burned.