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Friday, May 04, 2012
TAMAN PERUMAHAN SENTOSA JAYA - A sundry shop owner and her daughter had a horrifying experience when two men pointed a gun and parang at them at Taman Perumahan Sentosa Jaya.
The two men had earlier allegedly slashed and fired shots at another man.
In the 10am incident, Mohd Nasrul Alimi Mohamad, 35, suffered serious injuries after being shot and slashed during the attack by the two armed men.
State police chief Datuk Jalaluddin Abdul Rahman said Nasrul, a medical supplier, was heading to his car after buying a mobile phone pre-paid card from the sundry shop.
"The assailant shot Nasrul several times before the other accomplice slashed the victim with a parang," he said.
Jalaluddin said the victim, who is a father of two children, suffered injuries on several parts of his body and was now being warded at Raja Perempuan Zainab II Hospital here.
Meanwhile, sundry shop owner Azizah Yusof, 49, said she and her daughter Nur Khairulnisa Mohd Yusuf, 22, went to check after hearing several gunshots outside her shop.
She said they saw a man lying in a pool of blood near a car with two armed men, both wearing crash helmets, standing close to the victim.
Upon seeing this, she and her daughter screamed for help but their reaction only caused the two men to panic and point the weapons at them.
"I was very scared as the weapons were held close to our necks. They kept pointing the gun at us for several seconds. I kept telling myself to be strong and prayed to God."
Despite the risks, Azizah said she and her daughter kept screaming with the hope of attracting other villagers to come to their aid.
"We are relieved the two men fled when the villagers came to our aid."
Friday, May 04, 2012
TAMAN PERUMAHAN SENTOSA JAYA - A sundry shop owner and her daughter had a horrifying experience when two men pointed a gun and parang at them at Taman Perumahan Sentosa Jaya.
The two men had earlier allegedly slashed and fired shots at another man.
In the 10am incident, Mohd Nasrul Alimi Mohamad, 35, suffered serious injuries after being shot and slashed during the attack by the two armed men.
State police chief Datuk Jalaluddin Abdul Rahman said Nasrul, a medical supplier, was heading to his car after buying a mobile phone pre-paid card from the sundry shop.
"The assailant shot Nasrul several times before the other accomplice slashed the victim with a parang," he said.
Jalaluddin said the victim, who is a father of two children, suffered injuries on several parts of his body and was now being warded at Raja Perempuan Zainab II Hospital here.
Meanwhile, sundry shop owner Azizah Yusof, 49, said she and her daughter Nur Khairulnisa Mohd Yusuf, 22, went to check after hearing several gunshots outside her shop.
She said they saw a man lying in a pool of blood near a car with two armed men, both wearing crash helmets, standing close to the victim.
Upon seeing this, she and her daughter screamed for help but their reaction only caused the two men to panic and point the weapons at them.
"I was very scared as the weapons were held close to our necks. They kept pointing the gun at us for several seconds. I kept telling myself to be strong and prayed to God."
Despite the risks, Azizah said she and her daughter kept screaming with the hope of attracting other villagers to come to their aid.
"We are relieved the two men fled when the villagers came to our aid."
