Police in Ampang Jaya have arrested seven men and one woman suspected of breaking into an office on December 14th, causing an estimated loss of RM150,000. The suspects, aged 17 to 41, were apprehended in several raids around the Klang Valley between December 17th and yesterday. Police discovered laptops, mobile phones, cameras, helmets, RM90,000 in cash, and some foreign currency missing from the office. Police investigations revealed that the group, believed to be active for the past three months, targeted premises and vehicles parked outside homes, often committing the crimes in the early morning. Seven of the suspects have between two and 24 previous criminal and drug offenses, including outstanding warrants. Five suspects were released on police bail while three others were remanded from yesterday until January 6th to assist in the investigation under Section 457 of the Penal Code.
: Polis menahan tujuh lelaki dan seorang wanita dipercayai terlibat dengan kes pecah masuk sebuah pejabat di Ampang, Selangor pada 14 Dis lepas yang melibatkan kerugian kira-kira RM150,000.
“Sebelum ini polis menerima satu laporan daripada seorang pengarah syarikat berusia 36 tahun yang memaklumkan pejabatnya dipecah masuk dengan tombol pintu pejabat telah diumpil. Berikutan itu, katanya polis telah melakukan beberapa siri serbuan di sekitar Lembah Klang dan berjaya menahan kesemua suspek selain merampas pelbagai telefon bimbit, komputer riba, topi keledar, mesin pelbagai jenama, mata wang asing serta sebuah motosikal.
“Kumpulan ini dipercayai terlibat dengan sekurang-kurangnya empat kes pecah pejabat dan curi termasuk curi kereta di kawasan Lembah Klang.
Office Break-In Robbery Police Arrest Suspects Klang Valley
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