Cops: Lahad Datu shooting suspect taunted over ‘immoral act’


  • Nation
  • Thursday, 13 Aug 2015

KOTA KINABALU: An army ranger, who shot dead a colleague and injured another at an army outpost in Lahad Datu, is believed to have done it after being teased over an alleged “immoral act.’’ 

In a statement, Sabah police deputy commissioner Datuk Awang Sahari Nadzeer said the 23-year-old suspect’s colleagues had found out about an "immoral act’’ and had been teasing him. 

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