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Source : http://www.nst.com.my/articles/13robbed/Article/index_html
Cornered robbers get a beating
2009/08/27
By Lee Shi-Ian
AMPANG JAYA: A suspected robber is fighting for his life in a hospital after he was attacked by an angry crowd in Pandan Indah here, yesterday morning. The man and his accomplice were earlier spotted by a victim who alerted the police and several tow-truck operators. The suspects, who were in a car, tried to escape but they were cornered after a 30-minute chase. The drama began about 8am when a workshop owner spotted the two just as he was about to leave for work.
Ten days earlier, they had snatched a RM4,000 gold chain belonging to the workshop owner while he was out jogging. The workshop owner decided to follow the suspects' car but he soon lost sight of it. He then contacted several tow-truck operators and told them to look out for the suspects' vehicle. He also contacted the police. Later, the suspects' car was spotted in the Ampang Jaya area and the message was relayed to the tow-truck operators and police.
"By this time, the suspects noticed the convoy of vehicles following them and they panicked.
"They tried to lose the chasing party and in the process, drove dangerously against the flow of traffic," said a police source.
"They also rammed into several cars as they tried to escape."
The two suspects were finally cornered near a petrol station in Pandan Indah. Policemen surrounded the car and drew out their guns while ordering the suspects out of their vehicle.
"The two were stubborn and refused to come out. The driver kept revving the engine and the policemen were forced to break the car windows to drag them out," the source added.
"The suspects put up a fight as they were being dragged out before trying to make a run for it.
"By this time, a group of people had gathered at the scene and some of them attacked the suspects."
By the time the police rescued them, one was badly injured while the other suffered cuts and bruises.
They were sent to a private hospital and later transferred to Kuala Lumpur Hospital. Initial investigations revealed that the suspects were linked to a string of robberies and break-ins in the area. Ampang police chief Assistant Commissioner Abdul Jalil Hassan confirmed the incident but declined to elaborate as investigations were ongoing.


