New Straits Times

IMAGE OF SUSPECT RELEASED

Police believe two suspects are in the country

- MOHD AZAM SHAH YAACOB AND KALBANA PERIMBANAY­AGAM

POLICE yesterday released images of one of the suspects who gunned down Universiti Kuala Lumpur British Malaysia Institute lecturer Dr Fadi M.R. Albatsh on Saturday.

Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Mohamad Fuzi Harun said the photo was obtained following the discovery of the motorcycle used by the two men near Tasik Danau Kota.

“We believe the duo are in the country and those who have informatio­n should contact the police.”

He said the men were believed to have entered the country at the end of January using fake identifica­tion documents.

When asked whether the suspects were Mossad intelligen­ce agents, he said police had no informatio­n on that but did not rule out the possibilit­y that they had military training.

Friends, embassy officials and students of the lecturer were seen going in and out of Selayang Hospital’s forensic unit yesterday morning, prior to his body being released.

His younger brother, Dr Rami Albatsh, who arrived from Germany on Sunday evening, was there to facilitate the process of flying his body back to Gaza yesterday evening.

Palestinia­n embassy officials helped in the release process and paid their last respects to Fadi.

Earlier, two embassy officials were seen discussing the release of Fadi’s remains.

Fadi’s body was taken to Surau Medan Idaman in Taman Setapak here at noon before being flown home.

Those with informatio­n on the case should contact the investigat­ing officer, Assistant Superinten­dent Shahrizal Salleh, at 017-7134705 or any police station.

 ?? PIX BY AIZUDDIN SAAD ?? Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Mohamad Fuzi Harun (right) showing the image of one of the suspects at the police headquarte­rs in Bukit Aman, Kuala Lumpur, yesterday.
PIX BY AIZUDDIN SAAD Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Mohamad Fuzi Harun (right) showing the image of one of the suspects at the police headquarte­rs in Bukit Aman, Kuala Lumpur, yesterday.

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