Family threatened, tied up as four armed men rob Tabuan Tranquility home
By DayakDaily Team KUCHING, Nov 6: Four men armed with knives and metal objects allegedly broke into a house in Tabuan Tranquility, Jalan Canna, here, and robbed its occupants in the early hours of Oct 31. According to Kuching district police chief ACP Alexson Naga Chabu, police received a report about the armed gang robbery at approximately 4.38am that day. He said the suspects allegedly gained entry by climbing over the rear wall before forcing open a sliding door to a ground-floor bedroom…
Four armed men broke into a Tabuan Tranquility home on Oct 31, tying up occupants, stealing cash, watches, gold necklaces and alcohol, with no injuries reported.
The robbery occurred at 4.38am on Oct 31, with suspects entering by climbing a rear wall and breaking a sliding door.
Victims were threatened, tied up, and robbed of cash, wristwatches, gold necklaces, and alcoholic beverages.
The case is investigated under Sections 395 and 397 of the Penal Code, each carrying up to 20 years’ jail and whipping.
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KUCHING, Nov 6: Four men armed with knives and metal objects allegedly broke into a house in Tabuan Tranquility, Jalan Canna, here, and robbed its occupants in the early hours of Oct 31.
According to Kuching district police chief ACP Alexson Naga Chabu, police received a report about the armed gang robbery at approximately 4.38am that day.
He said the suspects allegedly gained entry by climbing over the rear wall before forcing open a sliding door to a ground-floor bedroom.
“The four men, armed with cutter knives and metal objects, also took two knives from the kitchen before threatening and tying up the victims and their family members,” he said in a statement.
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