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24-10-13, 18:19
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http://www.thesundaily.my/news/864097
PETALING JAYA (Oct 24, 2013): A female bank operations officer was shot dead in cold blood at her workplace in Subang Jaya by a security guard on duty when he pulled off a heist and escaped with wads of cash yesterday.
Noazita Abu Talib, 37, a staff of 16 years at the Jalan USJ Sentral 2 Ambank branch suffered a gunshot to her face after the security guard who was on duty at the bank opened fire at her with his shotgun at close-range.
Selangor deputy police chief DCP Datuk Abdul Rahim Jaafar said the victim and another female staff were in the bank's strong room loading the day's taking into safe vaults at about 6.20pm when the armed security guard showed up.
He said police learnt that the guard opened fire at the victim without warning before pushing the other staff to a corner, warning her to remain calm. He then filled up a black bag he was carrying with cash he grabbed from the vaults.
Two other female staff who were outside the strong room were too stunned to react as the 37-years-old guard fled the premises on a motorcycle carrying the shotgun and cash.
Police arrived within minutes and remained at the scene for the next four hours for further investigation.
Abdul Rahim said the cash sum stolen by the guard is yet to be ascertained. He added that police had launched a hunt for the robber guard soon after.
Abdul Rahim said checks by investigators showed that the guard, a Sabahan, was using a fake MyKad as there were no details of his particulars in record.
He said the man had been working as a security guard for about a year adding that police will be questioning his employers on how he managed to gain employment using a fake MyKad.
Abdul Rahim described the man, who goes by the name Ardi Hamza of Tawau, Sabah, as armed and dangerous urging those who have information on him to alert police.
http://www.thesundaily.my/news/864097
PETALING JAYA (Oct 24, 2013): A female bank operations officer was shot dead in cold blood at her workplace in Subang Jaya by a security guard on duty when he pulled off a heist and escaped with wads of cash yesterday.
Noazita Abu Talib, 37, a staff of 16 years at the Jalan USJ Sentral 2 Ambank branch suffered a gunshot to her face after the security guard who was on duty at the bank opened fire at her with his shotgun at close-range.
Selangor deputy police chief DCP Datuk Abdul Rahim Jaafar said the victim and another female staff were in the bank's strong room loading the day's taking into safe vaults at about 6.20pm when the armed security guard showed up.
He said police learnt that the guard opened fire at the victim without warning before pushing the other staff to a corner, warning her to remain calm. He then filled up a black bag he was carrying with cash he grabbed from the vaults.
Two other female staff who were outside the strong room were too stunned to react as the 37-years-old guard fled the premises on a motorcycle carrying the shotgun and cash.
Police arrived within minutes and remained at the scene for the next four hours for further investigation.
Abdul Rahim said the cash sum stolen by the guard is yet to be ascertained. He added that police had launched a hunt for the robber guard soon after.
Abdul Rahim said checks by investigators showed that the guard, a Sabahan, was using a fake MyKad as there were no details of his particulars in record.
He said the man had been working as a security guard for about a year adding that police will be questioning his employers on how he managed to gain employment using a fake MyKad.
Abdul Rahim described the man, who goes by the name Ardi Hamza of Tawau, Sabah, as armed and dangerous urging those who have information on him to alert police.