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KANGAR: The main suspect, in the incident of the shooting between the General Operations Force (PGA) and smugglers on the Malaysian-Thai border two days ago, was between three local men and a Thai man who were detained seven days from today.
This was confirmed by Perlis Police Chief Datuk Surina Saad.
The main suspect is a 45-year-old man, she said when Bernama contacted her here.
Previously, pre-trial detention orders until December 2 on the four men were issued by the Kangar Magistrates Court Clerk, Monica Joseph Gaisah, who allowed the police requests.
The four suspects, aged 26 to 45, who wore closed uniforms and were handcuffed, arrived at the judicial complex at 9:10 am and were taken out of the remand room some 50 minutes later.
In the incident early Tuesday morning, Sergeant Baharuddin Ramli, 54, was killed while his colleague, Sergeant Norihan a / l Tari, 39, was seriously injured in a shootout with a group of smugglers, about 600 meters from the TS9 checkpoint in Padang Besar. , Perlis.
The late Baharuddin, from the Semelai community, died at the scene, while Norihan, who prior to this was treated at Tunku Fauziah Hospital (HTF) in Kangar, was transferred to Penang Hospital for further treatment.
Yesterday, 15 locals were ordered to be held in pre-trial detention for four days, while three Thais were detained for a week to assist in investigations into the case. -Called
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