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The Sun daily
Cops charged for extortion
Last updated on 11 December 2013 – 09:34pm
KUALA LUMPUR (Dec 11, 2013): Three policemen were charged in the magistrate’s court today with extorting RM67.53 from an Indonesian motorist at the Technology Park, Bukit Jalil, on Sunday.
Corporal Kamaruddin Ab Rashid, 51, Lance Corporal Mohd Zain@Hasbullah Mamat, 35 and constable Mohammad Ridhwan Abd Malek of the Bukit Jalil police station were jointly charged under Section 384 of the Penal Code. They were alleged to have committed the offence against Nuris Suhud near a petrol station at the Technology Park at 10pm on the day in question.
All three claimed trial. They face up to 10 years’ imprisonment, caning or a fine or any two of the penalties if found guilty.
Magistrate Saifulakmal Said allowed bail of RM2,000 for each of the accused and impounded their passports.
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It is learned that another policeman, who was also with the accused when the crime took place, was released after investigations were completed.
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The Sun daily
Four policemen nabbed for alleged hold-up of motorist and passengers
KUALA LUMPUR (Dec 9, 2013): Four policemen on crime prevention rounds were arrested just hours after they allegedly robbed a motorist and his passengers of cash and valuables in Cheras on Sunday.
The policemen, all uniformed constables in their 20s and from the Cheras district police headquarters, had apparently stopped a motorist on the pretext of carrying out routine police checks.
It is learned that they robbed the driver of the car and his passengers of cash and valuables during the “check” before letting them go.
The motorist lodged a police report soon after and a police team from the Cheras Criminal Investigations Department swung into action.
Within hours, all four rogue cops, believed to be carrying their service pistols, were traced and arrested by their colleagues.
Cheras police chief ACP Mohan Singh Tara Singh said today that the policemen have been remanded for investigations.
He said police are also trying to ascertain if they were involved in similar crimes in the past.
Four policemen nabbed for alleged hold-up of motorist and passengers
The Sun daily
In July, two policemen in their 20s and attached to Istana Negara as guards were implicated in a botched robbery case in Kelana Jaya, Petaling Jaya after a motorcycle used by the robbers was found to belong to a police personnel.
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However, Saravanan, who lost his gold chain while fighting off the knife-wielding robbers expressed disappointment when he learned two months later that the case had been thrown out due to lack of evidence to charge the suspects.
Four policemen nabbed for alleged hold-up of motorist and passengers
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THIS IS THE CASE REFERRED TO!
The Sun Daily
Two palace policemen under probe for an alleged robbery were cleared of the crime due to insufficient evidence and legal technicalities.
Palace cops probed for robbery cleared of crime
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Palace cops probed for robbery cleared of crime
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WHAT DO YOU DO WHEN THE ROBBERS TURN OUT TO BE POLICEMEN AT THE POLICE STATION WHERE YOU LODGE YOUR REPORT?
I got an email from a friend about this shocking matter but did not reveal it in my blog. Now I can. After the Free Malaysia Today article, scroll to the one I have posted.
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A STRANGE TWIST OF EVENTS!
The Sundaily
Motorcycle does not belong to police’
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When the snatch thieves turn out to be POLICE!
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