-POLICE ALSO DO NOT RULE OUT MOTIVES OF THESE MURDERS COULD BE TRIGGERED BY GANG INFIGHTINGS OVER TERRITORIES-
Police will not leave any stones unturned including
the possibilities of "paid hitmen", "gang-wars" or even
"passion" were the motives which retaled to the three recent spates
of murder cases, all involving the use of firearms in this State, this year
alone.
Sarawak Commissioner of Police Datuk Acryl Sani
disclosing this to reporters said that the police are still investigating these
cases from all aspects to determine their motives to ascertain whether these cases were connected
or the otherwise.
Acryl, comfirming the incident revealed that, initial
police investigation believes that the deceased in the latest shooting case in
Miri on Monday was earlier trailed by the gunman who then took the oppurtunity
to shoot him down as he stops his SUV at the junction before the red-light.
"We are still investigating on the background of
the deceased and one thing similar about these three murdered men were they are
businessmen, some operating entertainment outlets and initial police
investigation had also had not brush-off that these murders may be caused by
elements of business rivalries."
When asked whether the murders could be related to the
gang-infightings for business terrotaries, Acryl admitted that that police had
not ruled out the "gang-infightings for business territories" as one
of the main motives of the killing but then, it is still not determined yet.
"We will look through all the possibilities that
might be the motives of these respective cases and should the motives were
determined, only then we can proceed on determining the suspect or
suspects," he said.
Acryl was met by told reporters after attending the
launching ceremony of the Tabung Rayuan Hari Pahlawan 2012 of the Sarawak
Chapter which was by the Head of State Tun Datuk Patinggi Abang Haji Mohammad
Salahuddin at the old DUN yesterday morning.
Advising the members of public not to be alarmed with
the spates of firearm cases, particularly in Sarawak lately, Acryl assured the
people that police are certained that these assailants in these shooting cases
that are definitly not the "trigger-happy-gunmen" whom currently are
"running loose" in the State.
"With the facts and evidences gathered in the
cases so far, I am so very confident that these killers are not like the
trigger-happy-shooters-type as we usually heard or seen in the foreign news but
they are focused on motives and
intentions; which the police have yet
not determined," he assured.
Urging the members of the public who might had
witnessed or have any information refarding these murder cases to come forward
to assist the police in their investigations, Acryl said that any small details
related to these cases are very crucial and important.
"I would like to take this opportunity to ask the
members of the public to rest-assure that the police are litterally "going
all out", taking whatever actions that we had empowered to solve these
cases as quick as possible so that criminals involved are caught put behind
bars," he said.
In the latest incident at about 6pm on Monday, a 48-year-old
businessman was murdered when an unidentified assailant shot two times from
point blank at the deceased as he was in his car stopping at a traffic-light
junction at Jalan Bendehara in Miri.
The latest Monday shoot out in Miri was the third
murder case involving the use in firearm in Sarawak in this year alone, with the first and previous cases were had
occurred in Sibu and Kuching respectively.
The police are still investigating and gathering
informations in these cases however so far, no suspects were arrested in these
three respective cases which currently are investigated as murder cases under
Section 302 of the Penal Code.
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