Five men, including maritime officer, charged with robbery at sea


  • Nation
  • Wednesday, 31 Oct 2018

KUANTAN: Five men, including a Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency officer, have been charged with stealing one tonne of squids in a gang robbery at sea.

Teacher Muhammad Aminruddin Kamal Bashah, 31; Malaysian Palm Oil Board junior general assistant Muhammad Nur Adnan Shah Kamal Bashah, 29; fishermen Muhammad Suhaimi Abdullah, 20, and Abdullah Saat, 56; and MMEA Kemaman maritime zone chief Lt. Muhammad Rezal Kamal Bashah, 39, were accused of committing the crime in Rompin waters on Oct 24.

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