Goreng pisang vendor suspected of abducting two girls brought to court


Photo courtesy of Sinar Harian.

SHAH ALAM: A goreng pisang vendor suspected of abducting two young girls in Jeram has been brought to the Sungai Besar Magistrate's Court on Thursday (July 25), reports Malay language daily Sinar Harian.

The 32-year-old suspect, dressed in a purple lock-up uniform, arrived in a police truck at 8.20am.

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