Community
Brazen daylight robbery in Malaysia: Armed men target motorist after bank withdrawal
Armed robbery in broad daylight near Klang, Malaysia. Two assailants target motorist after a bank withdrawal, escape with cash and belongings.
![](https://gutzymedia.s3.ap-northeast-2.amazonaws.com/wp/2024/01/17061830/Featured-image-1.png)
MALAYSIA: A widely circulated video captured a brazen armed robbery on 29 December 2023, in broad daylight near Persiaran Pegaga, Klang, Malaysia.
The incident, reported by The Sun Daily, involved two assailants armed with a baseball bat and a machete who targeted a man after a bank withdrawal.
According to reports, the perpetrators approached the victim’s Mercedes Benz at a traffic light junction, as seen in the dashboard camera footage.
They used their weapons to shatter the car’s windshield, attempting to seize the money the driver had just withdrawn.
The robbers successfully snatched a bag from the victim through the car’s right-side window.
The 40-year-old victim sustained injuries, including a scrape on his right arm and a broken finger bone in his left hand.
Superintendent Kamalariffin Aman Shah, the deputy police chief of the Klang Selatan District, disclosed that the victim had withdrawn a small amount of cash from an ATM on Jalan Meru prior to the incident.
The estimated total losses amount to RM6,000 (US$1,260), encompassing the stolen laptop and damage to both door mirrors.
The authorities are actively investigating the incident to apprehend the culprits responsible for this audacious daytime robbery.
![](https://gutzy.asia/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/Gutzy-Logo-whiteS.png)
-
Politics1 week ago
Jamus Lim on Minister Chee Hong Tat’s remarks on fiscal policy: Calls for genuine debate over rhetoric
-
Politics2 weeks ago
SM Lee: Singaporeans must ‘change attitudes’ as Govt promises ‘bold and necessary changes’
-
Community1 week ago
Toast Box faces backlash and boycott calls amid price increases
-
Media1 week ago
Notice to Our Readers: Moving Back to The Online Citizen
-
Singapore2 weeks ago
Singapore introduces new scheme in April 2025 offering up to S$6,000 in financial support for retrenched workers
-
Politics1 week ago
Jamus Lim raises concerns over high cost of living and its impact on Singaporeans’ sense of belonging
-
Opinion1 week ago
Chee Hong Tat’s call for fiscal prudence rings hollow amid contradictory government spending
-
Singapore1 week ago
Tan Suee Chieh: Sacrificing NTUC Income’s values for short-term gains undermines its foundation
Fxxking lawless country, 60 over yrs have passed and yet the Mud run country is even worse then 60 yrs ago.
At least then, these fxxking Islamic jihadist use parang.
Now use gun.
Next they would be using MACHINE GUNS!😆😆😆😆
My first thought was insider job. Eg: the teller DM or calling his/her buddies to inform them of customer making cash withdrawal. But for a measly R$6000 … maybe just casing the bank entrance.