Foul!

The security guard who shot an AmBank officer in the face with a shotgun during a robbery in Subang Jaya last month was arrested in Johor Baru this morning, as reported here . This was revealed by Inspector-General of Police Khalid Abu Bakar via his Twitter account. A manhunt was launched after the security guard had allegedly shot dead a bank operations officer in a robbery at the Ambank branch in USJ Sentral on Oct 23. It is learnt the victim was opening the door to the vault‎ when she was shot, as reported then by MSN . HD says: Well done to PDRM.

In what is best described as a major oversight, the nation’s security industry is left to the devices of “illegals”. Fresh from the shooting incident where an Indonesian security guard shot AmBank officer Norazita Abu Talib at the branch in Jalan USJ Sentral 2, Subang Jaya, before running away with RM450,000 from the vault, findings by The Malay Mail revealed: ● Security guards in residential areas, condominiums, high-rise buildings, financial institutions and factories in and around the country are mostly Bangladeshi, Pakistani, Indians, Burmese and Indonesians. For the record, only Malaysians, Nepali ex-servicemen and Gurkhas are allowed to work as security guards in the country. ● Rogue security companies will "franchise" their services to a third party. ● An acute shortage of armed guards forces companies to arm their men despite not obtaining the required licences. ● Those securing security services do not conduct background checks on the company. ● Security ...