Air Force Airman Found Hiding At Girlfriend’s Condo After Hitting Military Officer’s Vehicle
His sister, Anis Aqilah, said the family filed a police report at Ulu Yam police station on the evening of 25 August.
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A Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) personnel, reported missing since 25 August, was found hiding at his girlfriend's condominium unit in Ampang Jaya yesterday, 3 September
Serdang district police chief ACP Muhamad Farid Ahmad said 27-year-old Muhammad Ammar Mohd Ariffin was discovered at his girlfriend's residence around 1.30pm.
According to him, the Senior Airman had been hiding at the unit since 23 August.
"The airman, who had earlier been reported missing, was found together with his girlfriend at her unit," he was quoted as saying by The Star on Wednesday.
The discovery was made by officers from Serdang police headquarters, following information received on his whereabouts
"He gave an excuse as he was afraid, as he had hit a military officer's vehicle before fleeing the scene," ACP Muhamad Farid added.
According to the New Straits Times, Muhammad Ammar was last seen after attending the Vehicle Transport Supervisor Course at the RMAF Institute of Material Management Training (INSMAT) in Bandar Kinrara.
He was allowed to return home with other participants on 22 August but failed to report back on 25 August.
Investigations revealed that Muhammad Ammar, who is based at Subang Air Base, was last spotted at Sungai Kedondong on 23 August around 4.30pm. Attempts by a course mate to contact him on 24 August were unsuccessful as his phone had been switched off.
A missing persons report was lodged by his course supervisor. His sister, Anis Aqilah, said the family also filed a police report at Ulu Yam police station on the evening of 25 August.
