Robbers who impersonated cops and carried out short-term kidnappings arrested

Shots fired as cops nab three suspected of kidnap

KUALA LUMPUR: Police were forced to fire shots before detaining three men suspected of involvement in a kidnapping case during a raid on Jalan Cengkeh, Taman Cheras here, Friday (April 4) afternoon. Read full story

Robbers who impersonated cops and carried out short-term kidnappings arrested

A representational image of a handcuffed man. — APP/File The District East police have arrested two suspects posing as police officers near Maskan Chowrangi. The suspects, identified as Bilawal Khilji and Waqas, were allegedly involved in multiple short-term kidnappings, targeting...

2 arrested in Karachi for impersonating police, carrying out online robberies, kidnappings

Police say suspects used to steal data from a private digital site and contact customers to receive deliveries.

Police nab three kidnapping suspects after opening fire at car

KUALA LUMPUR, April 4 — The police were forced to open fire before apprehending three suspected kidnappers in a car along Jalan Cengkeh in Taman Cheras today. Cheras district police chief ACP Aidil Bolhassan said the suspects, males aged between 24 and 30, were inside a Perodua Aruz together with a man believed to have been kidnapped in Taman Nusa Bestari, Johor, earlier in the morning. “At 2.30pm when a police car stopped and instructed the sus…

This group of criminals operated in Salta. Five of the members were arrested in Paz Chain Street of the Capital. Five members of a criminal gang were arrested for attempted robbery double-qualified for using a firearm and for being committed in a village and gang, after being discovered to be police officers of Salta. The arrests took place in Paz Chain Street of the city. In this context, a vehicle, a firearm, uniforms, cell phones, among other…

On the 3rd, the Okinawa Prefectural Police Urasoe Station announced that two cases of special fraud had occurred. In both cases, victims were led to video calls, where a person pretending to be a police officer showed them their police ID and instructed them to transfer cash to a specified account. Two men fell victim to the scam, and a total of 4.57 million yen was defrauded.