Missing 12-year-old girl found, six suspected kidnappers detained


KLANG: The 12-year-old girl who was reported missing on Tuesday (Oct 8) after she went to retrieve food from a car parked at her flat in Bandar Bukit Tinggi 1, Klang, has been found safe.

Subsequently, six individuals, including two women, have been detained in connection with her alleged kidnapping.

South Klang OCPD Asst Comm Cha Hoong Fong said the victim was found at about 2.30pm on Saturday (Oct 12).

"Investigation showed that the victim was believed to have been kidnapped," he said in a statement on Sunday (Oct 13).

ACP Cha said further intelligence obtained led to several raids in Segambut Dalam, Setia Alam and Pandamaran on Saturday.

"Four men and two women, aged 13 to 23, were detained in the raids.

"We also seized the car used by the suspects to kidnap the victim," he said.

He said one of the suspects had a prior criminal record.

"All suspects have been remanded," he said.

ACP Cha urged those with information on the alleged kidnapping to contact the South Klang police headquarters at 03-3376 2222 or the nearest police station.

ACP Cha said his team received a report on the missing girl on Oct 8 at 8.59pm. He said preliminary investigations revealed that the girl went to the parking area after her mother asked her to fetch food from the car at around 2.20pm.

"The girl went down alone and did not return home. At 3pm, the victim’s mother began searching for her but could not find her,” he said.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!
Girl , Missing , Kidnapped , ACP Cha Hoong Fong , FOund , Remand

Next In Nation

Taiwanese woman drowns while snorkelling in Pulau Pangkor
Death toll rises to three in Rompin lorry crash
Father, two young children die in two-vehicle collision in Kulim
PM Anwar calls on MPs to focus on duties ahead of Parliament sitting
Understanding reached on Batu Caves escalator project, technical issues to be resolved, says Gobind
NIOSH urges employers to improve safety measures for dangerous gas use
Infant found abandoned in Kinabatangan oil palm plantation
Leaking confidential info about Armed Forces will lead to legal action, says Defence Ministry
Ewon Benedick responds to KKIP appointment backlash
No talks with Umno on 'grand collaboration' yet, says Bersatu's Muhyiddin

Others Also Read