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Three criminals shot dead in Selayang

By AHMAD ISMADI ISMAIL
23 Dec 2023 10:15am
The situation at the scene of the incident in Selayang. - FILE PIX
The situation at the scene of the incident in Selayang. - FILE PIX
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GOMBAK - Police shot dead three criminals in Selayang here, earlier today.

Gombak district acting police chief Superintendent Noor Ariffin Mohamad Nasir said that the incident occurred at about 1am.

"So far, the identities of the three individuals have not been identified, whether they are local citizens or foreigners.

“Selangor Police Chief Datuk Hussein Omar Khan will provide more information regarding the incident at a press conference at 2pm this afternoon," he said when contacted.

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