GOF officer injured during high-speed chase
Southeast Brigade commander Ahmad Radzi Hussain says the officer suffered a broken arm and a suspected drug dealer was arrested.
A General Operations Force (GOF) officer sustained a fractured right arm following a high-speed car chase and subsequent collision in Pasir Mas, Malaysia. The incident unfolded after a two-kilometre pursuit involving a vehicle driven by a 35-year-old suspect suspected of drug trafficking. Southeast Brigade commander Ahmad Radzi Hussain stated that the suspect, believed to be a drug dealer, attempted to evade an inspection by the 9th Battalion Strike Force team.
Three other GOF officers were uninjured during the incident. The suspect's Toyota Camry was rendered inoperable, after which authorities discovered six bottles of a dark-coloured liquid suspected to be codeine. An inspection of the suspect's premises revealed six plastic packages containing approximately 70g of cannabis buds, 10 units of cannabis oil, and 3kg of compressed cannabis, valued at around RM10,000.
The operations team had received intelligence regarding drug trafficking operations using courier services to transport drugs to various states in Peninsular Malaysia and Sarawak. The seized drugs were subsequently handed over to the Pasir Mas police headquarters for further investigation.
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