Two Indonesians escape from van while heading to prison in Johor


Haji Samirudin (left) and Riki Rinaldi.

KULAI: Two Indonesian detainees, who were on the way to prison to serve their sentence, managed to free themselves from their handcuffs and ran off into an oil palm estate.

Kulai OCPD Supt Tok Beng Yeow said the suspects, aged 36 and 40, escaped at around 11.20am on Tuesday (April 11).

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