Showing posts with label Crime. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Crime. Show all posts

Crime : Polis menyerbu premis judi haram di Sandakan



SANDAKAN: Polis menahan 35 orang dan merampas 136 buah mesin judi haram dalam serbuan terhadap enam premis di sini kelmarin.

Timbalan Ketua Polis Daerah Sandakan Supt Fadzil Mohd Ali berkata enam premis itu diserbu dalam operasi yang dijalankan bermula pukul 5.15 petang di lima tempat iaitu Bandar Siang Garden, Bandar Ramai-Ramai, Taman Megah, Bandar Labuk Jaya dan Bandar Sibuga Jaya.

Crime : Taking syabu at Kg. Warisan, Inanam and Kota Kinabalu



KOTA KINABALU: Six local men and a local woman were sentenced to three months’ jail each and placed under police supervision for two years by the Magistrate’s Court for taking syabu.

Mohd Salleh Mohd Hassan, 29, Ardiey Abdul Fattah, 28, Osman Lakuasa, 35 and Noridah Ramin, 28, were tested positive for syabu at the Kota Kinabalu Police Headquarters on Feb 13, while Christoper Ku Su Ngen, 38, on Feb 10.

PGM Tawau tahan warga asing cuba masuki Sabah secara haram



TAWAU: Pasukan Gerakan Marin (PGM) berjaya menggagalkan cubaan dua remaja asing berusia 17 dan 16 tahun untuk membawa masuk secara haram 17 warga Indonesia ke negara ini, Jumaat lalu.


Kejayaan itu diperolehi apabila perahu jongkong yang dinaiki oleh kesemua mereka ditahan oleh PGM ketika cuba mendarat di kawasan Sungai Serudung, dekat sini pada kira-kira jam 8.20 malam.

Crime : Mayat Bayi dijumpai di Kampung Muhibah



BEAUFORT: Seorang pengutip barangan kitar semula terkejut apabila menjumpai mayat bayi di Kampung Muhibah di sini pada Selasa.


Pengutip barangan terpakai dalam lingkungan 40-an itu menjumpai bayi baru lahir masih bertali pusat itu kira- kira jam 8.30 malam.

Crime : Policemen corruptly receiving RM 500 Salt Fish Market Kota Kinabalu



Kota Kinabalu: Two policemen were each sentenced to six months' jail and fined RM10,000 or six months more behind bars by the Sessions Court here Tuesday for corruptly receiving RM500.

Judge Duncan Sikodol meted out the sentence to Corporal Mat Rashed Matasah, 42, and Lance Corporal Esmi Rizal Md Nor, 37, ruling that the court found both guilty of the charge and convicted them.

Crime : Posing as a policeman in Penampang



 




Kota Kinabalu: A 43-year-old local security guard was charged with two counts of robbing a woman and posing as a policeman early this month in Penampang.

Sawal Muhimin @ Muimin pleaded not guilty before High Court Deputy Registrar Marlina Ibrahim, who sat as a Sessions Court judge, to robbing the 20-year-old woman of a laptop, a broadband modem and a bag.

Crime : Murder at Razz Ma Tazz Jalan Tuaran escape death


Kota Kinabalu: A 20-year-old local escaped the gallows when his charge of murdering an entertainment outlet employee last year was reduced to that of manslaughter.


Jobless Mohd Saddam Gapar of Tawau, however, pleaded not guilty to the lesser charge of causing the death of one Samsuddin Ahmad, 32, at 4.22am on April 11, 2010 at the ground floor of the Razz Ma Tazz in SB Tower, Km 2.5, Jalan Tuaran, here.

Crime : Filipino pleaded guilty having fake US$100 notes in Penampang



Kota Kinabalu: A 37-year-old Filipino, who is currently serving five months' jail for illegal entry, was jailed another two years by the Magistrate's Court here for having 370 pieces of fake US$100 notes in Penampang.

Magistrate Herlina Muse meted out the sentence to Helmi Mor, who was brought to her chambers Thursday, after he pleaded guilty to having the fake notes at 3pm on Feb 19 this year at a restaurant in Dongonggon.

Crime : Filipino admitted killing man at Kg. Gudon



KOTA KINABALU: A Filipino received 16 years’ imprisonment for the killing of a 30-year-old countryman in Menggatal last year.

Sessions Court judge Rajalingam a/l S.S. Maniam meted out the jail term on Nasir Mohd Isa, 44, who admitted to the killing of Alson Salih Alih, on Jan 24, last year between 8.30 to 9.30pm in a shrubby area near Kg. Gudon, Mile 10, Tuaran Bypass Road, Menggatal.

Crime : Wisma Sabah incident





KOTA KINABALU: Police have identified the suspects, who are youngsters, involved in the stabbing of the wife of a money-changer at Wisma Sabah here, Tuesday.

City police deputy chief Supt Ramli Ali Mat said that police are still searching for the two young suspects, one who stabbed the 72-year-old victim and the accomplice who drove the blue Honda CRV.

 

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