6 charged in absentia over KL luxury condo armed robbery
The prosecution has applied for warrants of arrest for the accused, while police will apply for an Interpol Red Notice to be put out.
Kuala Lumpur police chief Fadil Marsus announced the charging of six foreigners in absentia for an armed gang robbery at a luxury condominium on Jalan Ampang, resulting in losses of RM2.91 million. The alleged crime occurred between 2pm and 3pm on September 7 at Pavilion Embassy. Fadil stated that the suspects could face up to 20 years in prison and whipping if found guilty.
Prosecutors have applied for arrest warrants, and police will seek an Interpol Red Notice to locate the suspects. A group of masked men, armed with knives and wearing gloves, broke into a residential unit, stealing cash, jewelry, luxury watches, damaging a mobile phone, and taking the passport of a 28-year-old Chinese national.
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