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馬來西亞吉隆坡發生重大搶案:中國籍富商遭5名蒙面歹徒洗劫
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馬來西亞吉隆坡發生重大搶案:中國籍富商遭5名蒙面歹徒洗劫

5名持刀歹徒闖入吉隆坡高級公寓,綑綁屋內人員並搶走價值約318萬令吉財物

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馬來西亞吉隆坡一處高級公寓於7日發生重大搶案,5名持開山刀的蒙面歹徒闖入一名中國籍富商住處,將屋內人員綑綁後搶走現金、名錶及珠寶,總損失金額估計達318萬令吉。

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5名蒙面歹徒於7日下午闖入吉隆坡一處高級公寓,持刀威脅並綑綁屋內人員。

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馬來西亞吉隆坡昨發生重大搶案。馬來西亞令吉示意圖。(取自免費圖庫photoAC)

馬來西亞一名中國籍富商昨(7)日在其位於吉隆坡高級公寓裡,遭5名蒙面歹徒持開山刀強行闖入搶劫。包括富商一家、司機兼保鑣與廚師等人全遭壓制,並被塑膠束帶捆綁。歹徒搜刮屋內大量現金、名錶及珠寶首飾等,估計損失金額高達318萬令吉(約新台幣2463萬元)。

《星洲日報》報導,5名身分不明的男子在7日下午2時左右,頭戴面罩、手持俗稱巴冷刀(Parang)的開山刀,闖入該處住宅。當時屋內眾人見歹徒持械恐嚇而不敢輕舉妄動,隨即全數遭匪徒以塑膠束帶綑綁手腳,並被集中關押至同一間房內控制住。

前來報案的28歲男子是該富商的私人保鑣兼司機。他透露,事發當下他在洗手間聽到屋外異常犬吠聲,便出外查看,沒想到一開門就遭匪徒持刀制伏,雙手也被反綁。當他被押往另一處房間時,赫然發現雇主一家人與廚師早已淪為人質。

據悉,遭劫走的部分包括21萬令吉(約新台幣162萬元)現金、價值約5萬令吉(約新台幣38萬元)的翡翠玉石、一只價值180萬令吉(約合新台幣1394萬元)的Richard Mille以及一只價值65萬令吉(約新台幣503萬元)的Patek Philippe名錶,另有兩條總值約20萬令吉(約新台幣154萬元)的白金項鍊和一只約27萬令吉(約新台幣209萬元)的手鐲,損失相當慘重。

吉隆坡警方接獲報案後已介入調查,現正調閱周邊監視器畫面,追查5名搶匪的身分與逃逸路線。

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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts

  • 警方將調閱監視器追查嫌犯身分與逃逸路線。

    Very likely · Within days

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  • 歹徒是否已鎖定特定目標?
  • 目前是否有嫌疑人被捕?

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