Malaysian crime watch task force chair shot

[Little_prince]

SEREMBAN, Malaysia - Doctors at Tuanku Ja'afar Hospital will perform a surgery to remove a bullet that was lodged in the rib cage of Malaysian Crime watch Task Force (MyWatch) chairman R Sri Sanjeevan.

 

State police chief Datuk Osman Salleh said the 29-year-old Sanjeevan has been warded at the hospital's intensive care unit in stable condition.

 

"He was moved from the Kuala Pilah hospital early today for the surgery," SAC Osman said.

 

SAC Osman said the victim was shot once. The bullet pierced his right elbow and lodged in the right side of the rib cage.

 

"We have also put our men on duty at the hospital to prevent any untoward incident," he said.

 

Sanjeevan's family members are keeping vigil at the hospital since he was brought here from Kuala Pilah.

 

Sanjeevan, a bachelor, was shot by a pillon rider when he stopped his BMW car at a traffic light junction in Taman Cempaka at about 4.30pm on Saturday. He was then with another friend.

 

SAC Osman said both the riders on the motorcycle had dark complexion and wore full-faced helmets.

 

Sanjeevan managed to drive some 300m and later asked his friend to take over the wheel.

 

He was taken to the Jempol hospital and later to Kuala Pilah hospital.

 

Police have classified the case as attempted murder under Section 307 of the Penal Code.

 

SAC osman said police have detained Sanjeevan's 35-year-old friend for an unrelated case.

 

"His friend was on the police's wanted list for a drug related offence.

 

"I wish to state here that the friend was not detained for the shooting incident as reported by the social media," he said.

[Mockngbrd]

msai boleh!

[2BDriver]

http://www.themalaymailonline.com/malaysia/article/malaysian-charged-for-armed-robbery-in-singapore-26-years-after-crime

Malaysian charged for armed robbery in Singapore 26 years after crime

Thoo is alleged to have committed the crime in 1989, at a commercial building along Upper Bukit Timah Road on March 2 that year.

SINGAPORE, April 17 — A Malaysian man was charged in court yesterday for armed robbery — 26 years after he committed the crime.

Thoo Ing Lai, 53, who had a warrant of arrest issued on him by the State Courts, was arrested in Malaysia with the help of the Royal Malaysia Police. He was extradited back to Singapore yesterday (April 16), and charged with armed robbery with common intention yesterday.

The case took place in 1989, at a commercial building along Upper Bukit Timah Road on March 2 that year.

In a statement, Deputy Commissioner (DC) of Police (investigations and intelligence) Tan Chye Hee thanked the Royal Malaysia Police (RMP) for their support. “The arrest of the suspect would not have been possible without the close collaboration and strong relationship between the SPF (Singapore Police Force) and RMP,” said DDC Tan, who is also director of the Criminal Investigation Department.

He added: “The SPF will spare no efforts to hunt down criminals who commit serious crimes in Singapore and flee our borders thereafter. We will work with our foreign law enforcement partners to bring these fugitives to justice, no matter how long it takes. These fugitives will not escape from the long arm of the law.”

For committing robbery, those convicted can be jailed between two to 10 years, and shall also be punished with at least six strokes of the cane. For armed robbery or attempting to cause grievous hurt while doing so, those convicted can face at least 12 strokes of the cane, in addition to any other punishment for which he may be liable under the Penal Code. — Today

[Atonchia]

Malaysia Boleh!

26 years also can catch.

Either their intel very good or Sg tip-off.

 

Or another perspective is

Wah....they need 26 years to catch an offender.

[Mockngbrd]

Sg never forgets