Monday November 04-2013
Two men, who used fake identity cards, were
nabbed while waiting for a flight to Sabah at around 7am.
By Admin
KUALA LUMPUR: Two Filipino
men, one of whom believed to be the main suspect in the heist at a goldsmith
shop at KL Festival City shopping mall, Setapak here last Thursday, were
arrested at the Low Cost Carrier Terminal, Sepang today.
Kuala
Lumpur deputy police chief Amar Singh Ishar Singh said the two men, who used
fake identity cards, were nabbed while waiting for a flight to Sabah at around
7am.
“The
27-year-old suspect also admitted committing the robbery at the goldsmith shop.
Further interrogation led the police to a house in Pandan Jaya where a Smith
and Wesson pistol with five bullets, a pistol cover and several price tags for
gold chains were found,” he told Bernama when contacted.
Amar
Singh said with the arrest, the robbery case was considered solved.
In
the robbery last Thursday, a security guard in uniform was reported to have
escaped with 100 gold chains after threatening four workers of the goldsmith
shop at gun point.
Yesterday,
two men, one of whom believed to be the suspect’s friend, were detained in
raids in Shah Alam and Sentul to facilitate investigation on the case.
Bernama
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