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The Citizen
7 days ago
- Business
- The Citizen
Swift action leads to vehicle recovery and suspect arrest in Alberton
Swift action leads to vehicle recovery and suspect arrest in Alberton A hijacked vehicle and a house burglar were found in two separate operations thanks to co-ordinated efforts by local security teams and law enforcement. CPS Security's reaction team assisted Cartrack in recovering a white Nissan Navara hijacked on the N12 highway on June 2. The vehicle was swiftly traced and located on Potgieter Road in Alrode. 'Kudos to our team and the SAPS for their collaboration in bringing the vehicle back to its rightful owner,' said CPS in a Facebook post. In a separate incident on May 30, CPS Security partnered with the EMPD's Crime Liaison Unit to arrest a suspect linked to a recent house burglary on 10th Avenue, Alberton North. The suspect was tracked to an informal settlement on 2nd Avenue, where he was found with stolen property. He was arrested on the scene and handed over to the Alberton SAPS for further investigation. Both operations underscore the effectiveness of community safety partnerships. At Caxton, we employ humans to generate daily fresh news, not AI intervention. Happy reading!
Borneo Post
03-06-2025
- Borneo Post
26-year-old man killed after three-car collision on Jalan Pan Borneo
The scene of the crash involving three vehicles along Jalan Pan Borneo Bau–Lundu. – Bomba photo KUCHING (June 3): A man was killed in a road accident involving three vehicles at the P-Turn near Kampung Jugan, along Jalan Pan Borneo Bau-Lundu last night (June 2). The incident involved two pickup trucks (a Nissan Navara and a Toyota Hilux) and a compact sedan (Kia Forte), with a total of six individuals involved. According to the Sarawak Fire and Rescue Department (Bomba) Operations Centre, the deceased was identified as Chang Chun Jie, 26, who was the driver of the compact sedan. 'Upon arrival at the scene, it was found that the accident involved three vehicles. The rescue team extricated the compact sedan driver, who was trapped inside the vehicle, using rescue tools. Rescue personnel working to extricate the victim from the wreckage. – Bomba photo 'The victim was pronounced dead at the scene by a medical officer from the Ministry of Health (MOH) and was later handed over to the police for further action,' the statement read. Three occupants of the Toyota pickup, two adult women and a young girl, sustained minor injuries and were taken to Bau Hospital by an MOH ambulance. An adult male occupant of the same vehicle was unharmed. The driver of the Nissan Navara, an adult male, also suffered minor injuries and was brought to Bau Hospital by members of the public. The distress call was received at 9.09pm and the operation was concluded at 10.45pm. Agencies involved in the operation included Bomba, MOH, the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM), and the People's Volunteer Corps (Rela). bomba fatal accident Jalan Pan Borneo lead
New Straits Times
02-06-2025
- New Straits Times
Motorcyclist killed in four-vehicle crash on AMJ highway
TANGKAK: A 25-year-old man was killed in a four-vehicle crash at Km12 of the Alor Gajah – Melaka Tengah – Jasin (AMJ) Highway near Kesang, Sungai Mati, today. Tangkak police chief Supt Roslan Mohd Talib said police received a report regarding the accident at about 2.12am. "Initial investigations found that the 1am accident occurred when a motorcyclist, who was on his way from Melaka to Muar, is believed to have lost control of his machine before crashing into the rear of a Nissan Navara four-wheel drive parked on the road shoulder. "The motorcyclist fell and was then hit by a Nissan Almera car coming from behind. "At the same time, a Honda CR-V, also coming from the same direction, crashed into the victim's motorcycle that was on the road," he said in a statement today. The victim died at the scene and the case is being investigated under Section 41(1) of the Road Transport Act 1987 for causing death by reckless or dangerous driving. Those with information regarding the incident have been urged to contact investigating officer Insp Khairul Azmi Ibrahim at 011-12445836. Police also advised the public not to park their vehicles on road shoulders to avoid the risk of accidents, warning that stern action will be taken against offenders. – Bernama
The Sun
02-06-2025
- The Sun
Man, 25, killed in four-vehicle crash
TANGKAK: A 25-year-old man was killed in a four-vehicle crash at Kilometre 12, Lebuh AMJ Kesang, Sungai Mati, near here today. Tangkak police chief Supt Roslan Mohd Talib said police received a report regarding the accident at about 2.12 am. 'Initial investigations found that the 1 am accident occurred when a motorcyclist, who was on his way from Melaka to Muar, is believed to have lost control of his machine before crashing into the rear of a Nissan Navara four-wheel drive parked on the road shoulder. 'The motorcyclist fell and was then hit by a Nissan Almera car coming from behind. At the same time, a Honda CR-V, also coming from the same direction, crashed into the victim's motorcycle that was on the road,' he said in a statement today. The victim died at the scene and the case is being investigated under Section 41(1) of the Road Transport Act 1987 for causing death by reckless or dangerous driving. Those with information regarding the incident have been urged to contact investigating officer Insp Khairul Azmi Ibrahim at 011-12445836. Police also advised the public not to park their vehicles on road shoulders to avoid the risk of accidents, warning that stern action will be taken against offenders.
West Australian
29-05-2025
- West Australian
Paul Michael Lamp: Heartfelt plea for support in search for missing man near Coolgardie
The devastated family of a man believed to be missing around the Coolgardie area say they will continue their search despite police efforts ending. The family of Paul Michael Lamp sent out a heartfelt plea to the community to help them continue search efforts for Mr Lamp, who has been missing since May 9, after police confirmed they had suspended their search efforts at the weekend. The 54-year-old was last seen leaving his home in Chidlow before travelling through Northam and obtaining some cash and a small amount of food. He was then seen at a business in Kalgoorlie before travelling west towards Coolgardie. His phone last pinged off a tower near Coolgardie, giving police a 1600sqkm search radius a bit south of the Great Eastern Highway as a potential location. With the help of SES, police and air wing, the area was searched before efforts were suspended on the weekend. His wife, Yasmin, broke down out the front of Coolgardie Police Station on Thursday that she 'just needed him back'. She told the Kalgoorlie Miner she was not sleeping, not eating, and their boys aged 14 and 16 were not coping. His sister, Rachael, said the father-of-two was from a big family and everyone loved him. 'If he's out there and he can hear us, the boys need him,' she said. 'Yas needs him, his nieces, his nephews, his siblings, his parents. 'If anybody has any information, please contact police and let them know.' She thanked the police, SES and community members who had already helped them in their search efforts, but asked for ongoing community support as they continue their own searches of the area and further out. Mr Lamp's brother, Joshua, said anyone with information from the area who wished to remain anonymous could reach out to the Find Paul Lamp Facebook page. WA Police Goldfields-Esperance Acting Superintendent Mick Kelly said the some areas in the search zone were 'quite dense' and only accessible by four-wheel-drive, where others were more sparse. 'But there's nothing to say that Mr Lamp has continued outside this 1600sqkm search area until we get an activation or the handset is turned back on and recharged,' he said. 'And I can say that his vehicle has not activated any ANPR cameras, our assets that alert us to positions of vehicles.' Acting Supt. Kelly said police had no suspicion of criminality in relation to Mr Lamp's disappearance, and while he was someone who enjoyed prospecting shows, there was no indication he had gone prospecting. He said the family had no understanding of why Mr Lamp was in the Kalgoorlie-Boulder or Coolgardie areas, other than the family previously coming here when he was younger. 'There's grave concerns for his welfare,' he said. 'If someone was to sight him, call police, and if he does hear or see this particular message, please reach out to your family. 'Your loved ones are hurting. They just want to know that you're safe and well. And then we can bring him home.' Mr Lamp is believed to be driving a blue Nissan Navara utility with the registration 1HNT095. He is described as being approximately 180cm tall, having tanned skin, a medium to solid build with thick, short, dark hair and brown eyes. Updated search maps and information are being added to the Find Paul Lamp Facebook page. Anyone able to help with search efforts, or who has information, is urged to message the page or phone 0405 731 750. Police can be notified on 131 444.
