SIBU: Police are seeking the help of the public to locate two persons who are high on their wanted list.
Tang Tung Chai @ Ah Tak (MyKad No. 670524-13-5671) of 3A, Jalan Kelapa
and Yong King Lung @ Chee Lung (MyKad No. 850313-13-5557) of 72A,
Lo-rong 6, Rejang Park are suspects in a recent incident where a Molotov
cocktail was thrown into the house of a bu-sinessman in Ulu Sungai
Merah.
In the 4am incident last Thurs-day, a CCTV recor-ding showed that
a black car pulled up outside the businessman’s house and a man came
out from the car to throw the Molotov cocktail before speeding off.
There was no damage done to the house as the Molotov cocktail fell
outside the gate.
Police said Tang was also wanted by Miri police for suspected involvement in a shooting case.
Both suspects are said to have several past records of committing violent crimes.
Anyone with knowledge of their whereabouts is urged to contact the nearest police station.
Garlic and Onion also Stolen
60kg of garlic and red onions stolen in break-in
June 5, 2013, Wednesday - BorneoPost
KUCHING: A self-employed man reported the theft of roughly 60kg of
garlic and red onions after thieves apparently climbed into his compound
and carted off the commodities yesterday.
The victim, in his 60s, told police he discovered the theft around 8.30am when he went to the back of
his house in Tabuan Jaya and saw two sacks containing 30kg each of
garlic and red onions were missing along with four gas cylinder tanks.
Loss was estimated at over RM1,000.
The victim, who lodged a report at the Tabuan Jaya police station, also
urged police to increase their patrol in and around his housing area as
he had been hit by similar thefts on a number of occasions in the past.
SARIKEI: A teacher bemoaned losses totalling about RM5,000 after his
family house at Mile 1 Repok Road here was broken into last Sunday. The
break-in was discovered by his mother when she returned from town
around 4pm, according to the teacher surnamed Ting.
The intruders had gained entry into the house by forcing open the
gate and later the front door. Car rims worth RM300, about RM300 in
coins, herbal health drinks worth about RM200 and pearl necklace worth
about RM1,000 were stolen.
As the gate and door were damaged,
Ting estimated that it would cost RM3,000 for repair works. Meanwhile,
during the Gawai holiday, two cases of motorcycle thefts were reported
at the local police station.
The first case was reported by
Tiong Teck Ann, 55, who claimed to have parked his motorcycle behind a
cosmetic shop along Jalan Abdul Rahman here around 8.30pm last Saturday.
When he returned in half an hour’s time, his motorcycle was nowhere to
be seen, claimed Tiong who lodged the report the same night. The other
motorcycle was reported stolen yesterday morning.
The owner,
Deborah Nala Milai, said that she had parked her white EX5 motorcycle
bearing registration number QRF 2680 in front of the Sugar Bun outlet
hear on Monday night. When she came for it the next morning, her
motorcycle had disappeared from the parking space, she claimed.
Car broken into at Friendship Park
Posted on May 24, 2013, Friday
KUCHING: Two friends lost their personal belongings after their car was
broken into while they were at Friendship Park in Jalan Song on
Wednesday.
The incident was discovered around 7.30pm when the
pair returned to their vehicle in the parking lot and realised their
bags, which they had kept inside the car, were missing.
Among the
items stolen included several smartphones, over RM400 in cash, personal
documents and a wristwatch. A police report has been lodged.
Also on Wednesday, a clerk lost her purse when she fell victim to a
snatch thief while she was about to enter her car at a commercial centre
near Taman BDC.
The 44-year-old woman told police the incident
occurred around 12.30pm when a lone motorcyclist snatched her purse as
he rode past her from behind and immediately sped off before she had the
chance to scream for help. She ended up losing several hundred ringgit
in cash along with various personal documents and a mobile phone.
Meanwhile, another snatch theft case on Wednesday saw a woman lose her
gold necklace to two men at the Batu Kawah New Township. The 42-year-old
victim was waiting inside a photocopy shop when an unknown man ran up
to her from behind and grabbed her necklace before dashing out to an
accomplice waiting on a motorcycle. She estimated her loss at RM2,000
and lodged a police report later the same afternoon.
