Malaysia Court Acquits Cop for Teen Shooting Death A Malaysian court has acquitted a policeman on charges of causing a teenager's death in a case that reinforced concerns about police brutality. Jenain Subi is Malaysia's first policeman ever charged with a suspect's killing. Last year a court in central Selangor state convicted him of culpable homicide after he admitted firing shots during a car chase that ended in 15-year-old Aminulrasyid Amzah's death in 2010. The High Court quashed Jenain's conviction and five-year prison sentence Wednesday after he appealed. It ruled he fired to stop the car and not to kill the boy. Aminulrasyid was killed by a bullet to the head while driving without a license at night. Activists say the death reinforces their complaints that police shoot without due cause and use excessive force.