Police looking for third suspect in Bangsar robbery


KUALA LUMPUR: Police have launched a manhunt for a robber who aided one of their own inspectors in a RM620,000 heist in Bangsar.

Saying that the case has tarnished their image, the police promised “no special treatment or cover up” in investigating the robbery, which saw a police cruiser and uniforms being used to rob two money changer employees.

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Courts & Crime , Bangsar , Robbery

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