Lahad Datu intrusion: Malaysian police held three meetings with gunmen, court told (Updated)


KOTA KINABALU: Malaysian police held at least three meetings with armed Sulu intruders in hope to end the occupation of Kg Tanduo in Lahad Datu.

Former Bukit Aman Internal Security and Public Order director Deputy Comm Datuk Abdul Rashid Harun said the meetings were held with the gunmen holed up in Kampung Tanduo between Feb 14 and Feb 16. 

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