Police Has Gun DownThe Man Who Brutally Shot 4 Family Members At Batu Maung

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GEORGE TOWN: The suspect wanted for the brutal killing of four family members in Batu Maung near here on Wednesday was shot dead about 7.05pm today.

The suspect, identified as Chung Chun Wah, 32, was shot in front of a souvenir shop near the Kek Lok Si Temple during an exchange of fire with police after he was cornered.

Penang CID chief, Datuk Razarudin Husain said acting on a tip-off, a police patrol car noticed the suspect behaving suspiciously in a parked car.

When they approached the suspect, he opened fire.

He was later shot dead following the shoot-out with about 15 policemen who arrived at the scene. He was killed on the spot.

Razarudin said police recovered a 9mm semi-automatic at the scene which they believed was the same weapon he used to kill the family members.

"We found the suspect's identification card on him and with this we consider this case solved," he said.

The suspect was wanted for killing Toh Hock Choon, 50, his wife Tan Saw Sim, 55, their stepson Chung Wah Tong, 28, and the latter's son, identified only as Ah Bee.

Police, who received a report at 2.55am on Wednesday, found 11 bullet casings at the scene and based on a CCTV recording, all the victims were shot at close range.

Razarudin said the suspect is believed to have entered into an argument with the family when they refused to give him money for drugs.

The man, believed to be high on drugs, later returned with the 9mm semi-automatic pistol and fired 11 shots at the victims before fleeing in a Toyota Hilux belonging to Toh. The vehicle was later found abandoned at Kampung Baru, Bukit Mertajam.

"Toh was shot in the arms, hands, face and chest. We believe that he was either sitting or kneeling when he was shot," said Razaruddin.

Workers at the nearby poultry processing plant, which the victims owned, notified the police after hearing noise from the house made from converted cargo containers.

According to Razaruddin, the suspect has several past records involving drugs and weapons possession and used to sell chicken at the Air Itam market.

Apprentice jockey Chung Wah Thong has been shot dead in Penang

Apprentice jockey Chung Wah Thong has been shot dead in Penang, Malaysia in the early hours of Wednesday morning.

According to the Malay Mail Online, Chung was one of four family members killed at a chicken processing factory in Batu Maung, a small town in Penang.

It has been reported that Chung’s mother, stepfather and infant son were also killed.

The person responsible for the shootings is believed to be Chung's 32-year-old brother.

“A CCTV recording showed the suspect rummaging through things in the factory premises before he got into an argument with his stepfather,” Malay Mail reported senior policeman Razaruddin as saying.

“We believe when he shot the three victims, the two-year-old heard the commotion and came down the stairs where he too was shot,” he said.

The 2013 Sultan Gold Vase and the 2015 Selangor Gold Cup were among Chung's major winners in a career spent predominantly in Malaysia.

4 Family Members Were Gunned Down At Batu Maung Chicken Factory

BAYAN LEPAS: Four members of a family were shot dead at a chicken processing factory in Batu Maung here early today.

The victims have been identified as Tan Hock Choon, 50, his common law wife Tan Saw Sim, 55, and her son Chung Wah Tong aged between 27 and 30, and his two-year-old son named Ah Bee.

Penang Criminal Investigation Department chief Datuk Razaruddin Hussain said the incident happened at 2.55am.

“The victims were shot with a semi-automatic pistol believed to have been obtained illegally,” he told reporters here, adding, police also found bullet casings at the scene.

He said based on initial investigations, the act was committed by a close relative who escaped in a Toyota Hilux belonging to the factory operated by Hock Choon and Wah Tong.

It is understood that the victims were having problems with the suspect and often heard quarreling, allegedly over money.

“Police are tracking down a man in his 30s and a Toyota Hilux with the registration number, PLJ 7392,” said Razaruddin. -BERNAMA

Real Estate Agent Shot to Dead 6th July 2016

The Star - A real estate agent was shot dead at close range by two unknown assailants on a motorcycle while driving her luxury MPV in Taman OUG here.

Her eight-year-old daughter, who was sitting in the front passenger seat, was also shot and is in critical condition.

City CID chief Senior Asst Comm Rusdi Mohd Isa said the incident occurred at 2.28pm on Wednesday along Jalan Hujan Mas.

“We rushed to the scene and found the woman’s body motionless in the Toyota Vellfire.

“Based on our investigations the victim had come out to eat at a restaurant nearby.

“She was driving with five children and a maid when two men on a motorcycle approached the vehicle and opened fire,” he told reporters when met at the scene.

He said the suspects are believed to have fired five shots at the vehicle with one hitting the 32-year-old woman in the neck.

“Her daughter who was sitting next to her was also shot and has been rushed to the Universiti Malaya Medical Centre for treatment,” he said.

ACP Rusdi said police hope to get a clearer picture of the incident once they acquire footage from the CCTV cameras in the area.

He added that the woman’s body would be sent to the same hospital for a post-mortem.

He said the case has been classified as murder.

“We have yet to establish motive for the murder,” he said, urging anyone with information to contact the police hotline at 03-2115 9999 or visit the nearest police station.

Delivery Man Brutaly Murdered

PETALING JAYA: The body of a food delivery man who was slashed to death was found at a playground in SS3 here.

Petaling Jaya OCPD Asst Comm Mohd Zani Che Din said the body was found by senior citizens who were there for morning exercises at around 7am Wednesday.

"We dispatched a patrol car to the scene and cordoned off the area at around 7.30am.

"Based on our investigations, the victim was a 33-year-old man from Kelana Jaya," he told reporters when met at the scene.

He said no weapon was found at the scene.

"We are investigating the case as murder," he said, urging anyone with information to contact the police hotline at 03-2052 9999 or visit the nearest police station