KOTA KINABALU: The 'Malaysian' man, who was recently barred from entering Manila for alleged terror links and later discovered to be part of the notorious militant Abu Sayyaf group (ASG), was not under Sabah’s latest list of wanted criminals, say police.
KOTA KINABALU: The"Malaysian" man, who was recently barred from entering Manila for alleged terror links and later discovered to be part of the notorious militant Abu Sayyaf group , was not under Sabah’s latest list of wanted criminals, say police.
DCP Hamzah said Madjid Said was the most senior head of the Sulu-based Daulah Islamiyah and also served as the commander of the ASG in Sulu and a sub-leader intended as a replacement for its slain leader Hatib Hajan Sawadjaan. Asked if Omar was being monitored or under investigation for any cases in Sabah under his Malaysian or Filipino name, he said"we will not reveal even if he was under probe".
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