[BREAKING] 4-Hour Police Chase Leads To Shootout On DUKE Highway
A four-hour high speed car chase between the police and three robbers ended up with three dead bodies on the Duke Highway on 9 October 2013.
By Mei Mei Chu — 09 Oct 2013, 06:52 PM — Updated almost 11 years ago
Three robbers shot dead in a police shootout on DUKE highway at 5.30pm, 9 October 2013
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coretan-mambang.myPetang ini 9 Oktober 2013 kita dikejutkan sekali lagi satu kejadian tembak di lebuhraya DUKE, di kawasan Plaza Tol Sentul. Saya kebetulan melalui jalan tersebut petang ini mendapati lebuhraya DUKE menghala ke Gombak sesak teruk dan gambar-gambar yang saya ambil ini menggambarkan keadaan di lokasi kejadian. Daripada pemerhatian saya, sebuah kereta hitam mempunyai kesan tembakan di tingkap. Namun, kejadian sebenar saya tidak pasti dan silalah nantikan laporan berita daripada media tempatan nanti.
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The three robbers, in Proton Wiras, were involved in a four-hour high-speed chase with the D9 Unit since 11.30am
Three robbers were shot dead following a shootout with the police near the Sentul toll plaza along the DUKE (Duta-Ulu Kelang Expressway) highway.
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The three robbers, in Proton Wiras, were involved in a four-hour high-speed chase with the D9 Unit since 11.30am
Image via akamaihd.netThe robbers, who were in two black Proton Wiras, were involved in a high-speed chase with a team from the Selangor Serious Crime Division (D9) since 11.30am before police managed to corner them at the toll plaza nearly four hours later.
thestar.com.myOut on a Ops Banker operation, D9 police personnel saw the robbers smashed and grabbed a car
It is learnt that the D9 police personnel out on a patrol as part of Selangor police’s operation codenamed Ops Banker, had spotted the robbers in Klang Selatan at about 11.30am.
Out on a Ops Baner operation, D9 police personnel saw the robbers surrounded a car and smashed and grabbed their victim's cash
Image via akamaihd.netThe police saw three black Proton Wiras sandwiching a victim’s car before a man on a motorcycle came, broke the driver’s side and stole the victim’s cash amounting to RM2,000.
Selangor deputy police chief says they had no choice but to shoot the robbers as the robbers fired serveral shots at the police
Selangor deputy police chief Deputy Comm Datuk Abdul Rahim Jaafar said policemen managed to corner the robbers in the two of the three Proton Wiras at the toll plaza but the suspects fired several shots at the police.
thestar.com.my“We had no choice but to fire back, hitting all three suspects. The suspects died at the scene,” he said adding that, no policemen were injured during the incident.
DCP Abdul Rahim says the robbers are believed to be Indonesians
DCP Abdul Rahim said the Proton Wiras used by the robbers bore Indonesian registration plates.
“The suspects were foreigners believed to be Indonesians,” he said.
“The victim, who is a woman, in her 30s, was unhurt during the initial robbery.
“We are clamping down hard on these kinds of smash and grab gangs,” he said.
thestar.com.myHe added that police are still looking for the remnants of the robbery gang, including the driver of the third car and the motorcyclist, who performed the smash and grab.
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