Malaysia wants to probe notorious duo over Sabah kidnappings


KUALA LUMPUR: Police here want the Philippine authorities to hand over two men, including a key member of the notorious Muktadir brothers gang, for investigations into cross-border kidnappings in Sabah.

Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar (pic) said the Philippines had been notified of Malaysia’s interest after the separate arrests of Kadafi Muktadir and Abu Sayyaf militant Saddam Jailani, who is believed to be involved in the beheading of electrical engineer Bernard Then on Nov 17.

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