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PDRM Managed To Locate & Arrest The Person Who Stole A Phone In KL Mall In Less Than 24 Hours

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1 second of negligence can cause a lot of unimaginable repercussions.

Recently, a netizen thanked the police for their efforts in locating the person who had stolen her phone and it took the police less than 24 hours to do so! Before her phone was retrieved, it was certainly a long day for her. Here’s the breakdown of what happened.

Initially, she shared an incident where her phone was stolen in Melawati Mall in KL yesterday evening (22 February). According to the police report that she had lodged, she was only aware of the absence of her phone when she had reached the parking lot.

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She immediately returned to Haruka Bakery, where she remembered that she had left her phone on the counter. She requested to view the CCTV recordings from the workers of the bakery and that was when she found out her phone was stolen by another woman after she had left the place.

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The CCTV footage was shared on her Twitter account and at the time of writing, it has gained more than 11,000 retweets. You can watch the video below.

At the 0.33 mark, you can see the woman in black taking away the victim’s phone when the latter had left the place. She tried to contact her stolen phone but to no avail as the number has been blocked.

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In her tweet, she revealed that her important documents are in the phone which she needs for her flight this weekend.

Abang polis to the rescue

Fortunately, with the efforts of the police, they have managed to locate and arrest the person who stole the phone at 3:30am this morning (23 February). This was revealed via the victim’s Instagram story where the perpetrator admitted to stealing the phone with the intention of selling it. She has since apologised to the victim.

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While a lost phone is a common occurrence, we’re glad to see the efforts being poured into this matter, especially by the police who had managed to locate the perpetrator in a short time.

 

Also read: M’sians Praise Female Worker In KL Mall For Confronting Man Who Allegedly Stole Hand Sanitizers

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