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Three Policemen Arrested for Missing RX-Z Parts

Three policemen were arrested after it was discovered that a Yamaha RX-Z was missing some components. The motorcycle was in the case goods store at the Kemaman District Police Headquarters, Terengganu.

Kemaman District Police Chief, Superintendent Hanyan Ramlan, said the suspects were between 26 and 32 years old.

He said all the members involved were arrested last Tuesday after an investigation found that there were several motorcycle engine components missing from the storage store involved.

“We then conducted an investigation before arresting all the suspects for further investigation.

“Further investigation found that two suspects have the same type of motorcycle and are big fans of RX-Z motorcycles,” he said.

Two of the suspects were brought to the Criminal Court for an application for remand today, but the application was rejected on the grounds that they are still police officers who can be called at any time. The court has also allowed both suspects to be released on bail.

However, Hanyan said his party will prepare investigation papers immediately and refer to the Deputy Public Prosecutor for further action.

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