Man shot dead while chasing robbers

A man was shot dead by one of two robbers who were fleeing after robbing an internet cafe in Taman Jinjang Baru.

The 34-year-old victim, who was fetching his wife from work at the premise, was shot in the stomach and died while being rushed to the Selayang Hospital, said Kuala Lumpur CID chief Datuk Ku Chin Wah Monday.

He said the robbers storm the internet cafe brandishing a pistol and a machete, and made off with RM2,000 in the 6.40am incident.

One of the robbers fired three shots at the victim, who went after them as they fled the scene on a motorcycle, Ku said.

 

Source : TheStar

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Trio pose as patients to rob clinic

KUALA LUMPUR: Three men, posing as patients, went to a clinic in Jalan Bangsar here and staged a robbery.

A staff member at the clinic, Nafisah Ismail, 24, said the trio walked into the private clinic at 8.30pm yesterday and asked for dental medicine.

“I told them that this is not a dental clinic and suggested that they visit the correct one,” she said.

“When I looked back at them after a few seconds, one of them was pulling out a parang from a bag.”

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Robbers stun security guard with Taser in RM4mil heist

JOHOR BARU: Robbers stunned a security guard with a Taser gun before driving off with a security van containing about RM4mil cash outside a hypermarket here.

The incident occurred at 1pm when the van, with four guards, on a trip to replenish Automated Teller Machines at shopping malls arrived at the hypermarket in Masai.

Sources said that soon after three guards entered the hypermarket to replenish the money, several men knocked on the door to distract the driver.

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Woman robbed and set on fire in Segamat

A 34-YEAR-OLD woman in Sungai Labis, Segamat, was set on fire by a robber who also grabbed her gold chain worth RM2,000, reported Malaysia Nanban.

Field worker T. Parvathy had riden on a motorcycle to a provision shop in the estate to buy groceries at about 1pm on Monday but when she did not come back after an hour, her husband, V. Sivakumar, tried to contact her on the handphone.

A few hours later, he received a call that Parvathy, a mother of three, had been admitted to the Segamat Hospital with severe burns.

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