These Are the 13 Most Wanted and Dangerous Criminals in Kelantan

Keep your eyes peeled when you’re out and about, everyone! The Kelantan police have just held a press conference on October 11 where they released photos of 13 criminals who are deemed to be the state’s most wanted criminals as police have been hunting for them for more than three years. They are also the most dangerous!

According to NST, nine of these criminals are wanted because of their involvement in firearms possessions while another three are involved in murder cases. Meanwhile, one of them is wanted for a kidnapping case. 

These are the three individuals wanted in connection with murder:

Mohd Nasaruddin Abdullah, 23

Nickname: Ngoh

Source: NST

Syukri Mohd Abiah, 36 

Nickname: Keri Pok Jeng (Believed to be a hired killer)

Source: NST

Saw Kim Sa, 31

Source: NST

Meanwhile, these are the men involved in kidnapping:

Ahmad Syazwan Ayub, 21

Nickname: Pok Wan

Source: NST

The other nine suspects wanted for possession of firearms are Mohd Azmi Azman, 29 a.k.a Imi Kecik, Roslli Zakaria, 41 a.k.a Lie, Mohamad Nuriezzwan Nur Zukri, 29 a.k.a Ee, Azwan Zainun, 38 a.k.a Iwe Chrome, Mohd Nor Ashmadian Satar, 31 a.k.a Kholid, Zamli Mamat, 28 a.k.a Melek, Zainuddin Zakaria, 31 a.k.a Mat Udin, Mohamad Ideros Nordin, 25 a.k.a Derus and Muhammad Solleh Zulkimin, 19 a.k.a Soleh.

Source: Chinapress

However, these 13 individuals are just a small number among the 800 criminals that are currently on the Kelantan police’s wanted list. Whoa, that’s a lot!

State Criminal Investigation Department chief Assistant Commissioner Mohamad Fakri Che Sulaiman said, “The 13 are among 800 people in total sought by state police. Out of the number, 264 have been arrested and we are still searching for the rest. These 13 are deemed the most dangerous criminals as they were involved in major crimes.”

He added that these 13 people are believed to be in constant movement in the country but are talented in changing their faces to avoid police detection.

Don’t make citizen arrests, just go to the nearest police station if you happen to spot any of them! 

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