Two men and a woman have been arrested for stealing from cars in residential areas of Manjung, Perak.
At a press conference at the state police headquarters on Thursday (Oct 10), Perak police chief Datuk Comm Azizi Mat Aris stated that the trio, known as "Gang Dinesh" from Johor, arrived in Manjung about a month ago and have histories of criminal and drug-related offences.
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At a press conference at the state police headquarters on Thursday (Oct 10), Perak police chief Datuk Comm Azizi Mat Aris stated that the trio, known as "Gang Dinesh" from Johor, arrived in Manjung about a month ago and have histories of criminal and drug-related offences.
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00:00Three individuals have been arrested for a series of car break-ins in residential areas
00:06of Manjung Perak.
00:08At a press conference on Thursday, State Police Chief Datuk Commissioner Azizi Mad Aris said
00:14two men and a woman, believed to be part of the gang Dinesh from Johor, were apprehended
00:19on September 27 at around 5.30pm.
00:24Several stolen items were found in their possession.
00:27The trio, who arrived in Manjung about a month ago, have prior records involving criminal
00:33and drug-related activities.
00:35Their arrest came after a victim reported a theft on the morning of September 27, stating
00:40that valuables had been stolen from his car parked in front of his house in Taman Raja
00:45Muda Musa.
00:46The victim discovered the theft at 8.30am while leaving for work and reported the loss
00:52of a gold chain, a gold bracelet, an iPad and 500 ringgit in cash.
00:58Surveillance footage captured one of the suspects opening the car door at approximately 1.45am
01:05and leaving three minutes later.
01:07Commissioner Azizi noted that the suspects are linked to at least 15 similar incidents,
01:13with victims being called to identify their belongings.
01:16In some cases, the thefts occurred because gates or car doors were left unlocked.
01:22Fifteen investigation papers have been opened against the suspects, who will face charges
01:27under Sections 379, 411, 414, 427 and 447 of the Penal Code.
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