Cops find new leads in Sabah shooting spree


TAWAU: Police have studied the footage of close-circuit television cameras at about 30 premises, which were damaged in the shooting incident around Kota Kinabalu, and have found new leads about the suspects and the routes they took.

Sabah police commissioner Datuk Hamza Taib (pic) said Sabah police had also set up a special team, led by its CID chief SAC Omar Mammah, to investigate the case and were placing roadblocks to help find the culprits.

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