Manhunt in Brunei for goldsmith shop robbers


Muhammad Noh bin Mohd Idham, nicknamed Noh; and Mohammad Amirul Alif bin Ali, nicknamed Alif. - The Borneo Bulletin/Asian News Network

BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Dec 19 (Borneo Bulletin/ANN): The two main suspects involved in the armed robbery at a goldsmith shop at the Kampong Tanjung Bunut commercial area on Dec 12 are still at large.

The public with information on locals Muhammad Noh bin Mohd Idham, 36, known as Noh and Mohammad Amirul Alif bin Ali, 32, known as Alif is urged to contact the police hotline 993 or visit the nearest police station, said Royal Brunei Police Force Criminal Investigation Department (CID) Major Crime Investigation Division Acting Head, Acting Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Haji Mohamad Khairul Amilin bin Haji Idris.

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