Cops: Killing of Customs deputy DG being carefully probed
Police have several leads into the killing of Customs deputy director-general Shaharuddin Ibrahim who was shot dead in Putrajaya in April.
Police have several leads into the killing of Customs deputy director-general Shaharuddin Ibrahim who was shot dead in Putrajaya in April.
Kuala Lumpur police chief Mohmad Salleh said the police were still carrying out a careful investigation and had received useful information on the case.
“The investigation is progressing well but I cannot divulge any details,” he told reporters at the Sentul District Police Headquarters in Kuala Lumpur today.
He said this when asked to comment on a report in a news portal which quoted the victim’s son, Mohd Akhtar Shaharuddin as claiming that he was disappointed with the lukewarm treatment given by police on the investigation on his father’s case, which has yet to see anyone charged.
Shaharuddin was shot dead while on the way to his office in Putrajaya on April 26.
Two men on a motorcycle fired three shots at a vehicle with Shaharuddin inside at 8.15am when it stopped stopped at the Lebuh Sentosa-Lebuh Wawasan traffic light junction in the federal administrative capital.
- Bernama
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