Suspected poachers make violent escape, but were nabbed anyway


  • Nation
  • Wednesday, 03 Jan 2018

A cracked windscreen on a forestry department vehicle.

KOTA KINABALU: Two suspected poachers were arrested near the Rara Forest Reserve in Tawau, one day after they rammed through a roadblock mounted by the Forestry Department.

The suspects, a father-and-son Malaysian duo aged 25 and 51, came across the roadblock at about 6.30pm on Dec 29, but instead of stopping, rammed through a gate and hit two Forestry Department vehicles, narrowly missing two rangers on duty.

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