Woman loses more than RM300,000 to robbers after cashing out company's money from bank


SIBU: A woman lost RM301,231 that belongs to a company after a thief smashed her car's windscreen and stole the money on Friday (Oct 25) morning.

The woman had parked her vehicle at a car park in Jalan Kampung Nyabor, here.

Sibu District Police Chief ACP Zulkipli Suhaili said that before the incident, the 27-year-old victim, an employee of the company, had withdrawn the cash from a bank.

The police report regarding the incident was received at 11.10am on Friday.

"Initial investigations revealed that the robbers had followed the woman after she had withdrawn the money from the bank and was carrying a bag full of cash.

"When the victim parked her vehicle in the car park, one of the two suspects broke the driver's side car window and stole a bag placed on the seat next to her,” he said in a statement on Saturday (Oct 26).

He said after breaking the car windscreen and snatching the bag of cash, the suspect fled in the direction of his accomplice who was waiting on the road shoulder before fleeing the scene on a motorcycle.

Zulkipli said that efforts to track down the two suspects were being made based on the dashboard camera footage of the victim's vehicle and the police reminded the public to be more careful when carrying out cash transactions in the bank and not place valuables in places easily accessible to criminals.

The case is being investigated under Sections 379 and 427 of the Penal Code for theft.

He said, any information regarding the incident can be channeled to the nearest police station or directly to the investigating officer of the case, Inspector Muhd Syahmi Zahar at 011-2314 8321. - Bernama

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