Solat Subuh BERJEMAAH gagal untuk menjadikan anggota geng ini orang BERIMAN

Kentang.Goreng

Geng Subuh pura-pura baca doa qunut sebelum mencuri

Geng Subuh aktif pecah kereta jemaah masjid tumpas
20/03/2017 5:24pm
@kakiselit
YAN - Kegiatan licik Geng Subuh yang sanggup berpura-pura menunaikan solat Subuh secara berjemaah sebelum memecahkan kereta yang diletakkan di pekarangan masjid di daerah ini tumpas apabila enam anggota geng itu berjaya diberkas pada 11 Mac lalu.

Ketua Polis Daerah Yan, Deputi Superintendan Muhamad Halim Yatim berkata, enam suspek termasuk ketua geng itu ditahan di sebuah rumah sewa di Jalan Kuala Ketil, Sungai Petani dekat sini kira-kira pukul 8 malam, 11 Mac lalu.

"Kita berjaya mengesan semua suspek selepas kereta jenis Honda Accord yang digunakan tiga daripada mereka ketika memecah sebuah kereta di Masjid Abdul Rahman Putra di Pekan Sungai Yan di sini pada hari yang sama dirakam televisyen litar tertutup (CCTV).

"Mangsa merupakan seorang pesara guru lelaki berusia 62 tahun dan dia mengalami kerugian kira-kira RM3,000 membabitkan kehilangan sejumlah wang tunai termasuk mata wang Kemboja dan barang berharga lain," katanya pada sidang akhbar di Ibu Pejabat Polis Daerah (IPD) Yan di sini hari ini.

Kata beliau, dalam tangkapan itu, pihaknya berjaya merampas dua keping wang kertas mata wang Kemboja berjumlah KHR3,000 (riel Kemboja) milik pesara guru terbabit, telefon bimbit dan jaket yang dipercayai digunakan untuk memecahkan kereta mangsa.

"Semua suspek berusia 19 hingga 41 tahun itu positif dadah jenis methamphetamine selain semua mereka kecuali suspek wanita berusia 19 tahun memiliki rekod jenayah dan dadah lampau," ujarnya. - K! ONLINE

kaktomlima

kaktom nak nasihat, kalau yang nampak alim, tapi orang kedah, kau orang jangan percaya. depa semua tu penipu.

Loxlaxman

Selepas gangbang  berjemaah wanita berusia 19 tahun memiliki rekod jenayah dan dadah lampau, mereka secara berjemaah "cekau" harta benda orang...hampeh bin tok chai.

jazaa100

Yan ni byk kes dadah.....

ronapink

keje taik dadah la ni   

gigahertz

jazaa100 replied at 20-3-2017 12:04 PM
Yan ni byk kes dadah.....

bangla dtg keje malaysia. anak malaysia keje pecah rumah orang

jazaa100

gigahertz replied at 20-3-2017 08:08 PM
bangla dtg keje malaysia. anak malaysia keje pecah rumah orang

Dari thn 90an lagi...

Bangla blm dtg msia lg masa tu kat yan ni dah byk kes dadah....

MatDeghem

Mereka tak salah. Yg salah dadah

Kentang.Goreng

               

The evidence: DSP Muhamad Halim (left) and Yan District Police CID Chief ASP Zul Hairi Hamzah (right) showing the spark plugs that were used by the ‘Geng Subuh’ members at a press conference in Kulim.

Tuesday, 21 March 2017        

Cops smash ‘Geng Subuh’ preying on worshippers           

@kakiselit

YAN: They go to the mosque on the pretext of performing the Subuh prayers, but the real intention of the “Gang Subuh” members is to look out for their next prey.

A gang of six from Sungai Petani, comprising four men and two women, aged between 19 and 41, will break into cars and steal valuables from the vehicles while the owners are performing their prayers.

It is believed that the gang would usually strike between 5.30am and 6.30am and would use crushed ceramic from spark plugs, which they spit on and throw at the side windows to create cracks on the glass.

They then smash the glass and loot the valuables from inside the cars.

The members have been active for about nine months but their activities came to an end after police, who set up a task force, detained three of its members, including the mastermind, who is a 33-year-old drug addict.

The man was picked up from a rented house in Jalan Kuala Ketil, Sungai Petani at about 8pm on March 11.

Yan district police chief Deputy Superintendent Muhamad Halim Yatim said yesterday that about half an hour after the three were arres­ted, police managed to nab the other three members when they came over to the house.

DSP Muhamad Halim said with the arrest of the group members, police managed to solve four cases at mosques in Yan.

DSP Muhamad Halim also said the arrests were made following a police report lodged by a 62-year-old retired teacher, who lost RM3,000 worth of valuables including his wallet on March 11, when his car which was parked at a mosque compound, was broken into.

“The police checked CCTV recordings at the mosque’s premises, which led to the arrest of the suspects,” he said.

He also added that all six tested positive for methamphetamine and five of them have previous criminal and drug-related records.

-electrifying-

mmg utara sana mmg byk kes2 dadah ke?