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Jealous tomboy kills woman over 'love triangle'
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17 stolen cars worth RM1.4mil seized at North Port

Jealous tomboy kills woman over 'love triangle'

Posted: 19 Sep 2011 08:01 AM PDT

SUNGAI PETANI: A woman was stabbed to death by her tomboy lover over a 'love triangle'.

Suriani Md Saad, 29, died shortly after being stabbed repeatedly at their rented house at Lorong 6, Taman Semarak Fasa 1, here at about 5.30pm Monday.

Kedah CID chief ACP Zakaria Ahmad said Suriani, from Yan, was in the house with her 25-year-old lover when the incident occurred.

"They were believed to have argued and the situation turned aggressive when her tomboy lover took out a knife and stabbed the woman repeatedly on the chest and abdomen, causing severe injuries.

"Suriani was said to have tried to flee but collapsed in front of her neighbour's house nearby," he said.

He said members of the public sent the tomboy, who was injured as a result of a scuffle with Suriani, to Hospital Sultan Abdul Halim (HSAH), here for treatment.

He said preliminary investigation revealed that jealousy was the motive for the incident and several knives, believed to have been used as weapons in the killing, were found at the scene. BERNAMA

Aminulrasyid case: Kpl Jenain appeals against 5-yr jail

Posted: 19 Sep 2011 07:52 AM PDT

Published: Monday September 19, 2011 MYT 5:04:00 PM
Updated: Monday September 19, 2011 MYT 10:52:31 PM

SHAH ALAM: Kpl Jenain Subi, who was found guilty by the Sessions Court of causing the death of 15-year-old Aminulrasyid Amzah, has filed for an appeal against his conviction.

The appeal was filed through his lawyers Salim Bashir and Halim Ashgar at the High Court registry here Monday.

Kpl Jenain was present at the filing.

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17 stolen cars worth RM1.4mil seized at North Port

Posted: 19 Sep 2011 07:51 AM PDT

KLANG: The Customs Department has seized six containers loaded with 17 cars worth RM1.4mil at North Port, Klang.

Assistant director-general (Enforcement) Datuk Zainul Abidin Taib said that his men were alerted to the consignment after a tipoff on Sept 14.

"Investigations revealed that the containers had been declared as furniture and were bound for Thailand," he told a press conference.

Three Toyota Camry, 13 Toyota Hilux and a Toyota Fortuner were among the stolen vehicles seized.

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Isnin, 19 September 2011