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S'pore victim of Johor carjacking insists it's a kidnapping case

July 4, 2012 - 1:18am

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Judith Tan

PHOTO: Gary Goh

Johor police are calling the recent case involving the hijacking of a car belonging to a Singaporean on Sunday as extortion and robbery.

The victim, Madam Rita Zahara, 37, had left her car running, with her two children, younger sister and a maid inside, to buy some fruits.

Police said the robbers did not ask for a ransom and none was paid.

But Madam Zahara disagreed, saying the men had asked for everything she had in exchange for the lives of her two children, younger sister and maid.

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Submitted by Ruby Tan on July 4, 2012 - 1:20pm

what's wrong with this woman ah ?  Clearly is extortion & robbery mah !

she is not a rich millionaire or billionaire, who wants to kidnap her, waste time !

Submitted by Singaporean in ... on July 4, 2012 - 3:59pm

Why are you commenting on every piece of news here as though you are the investigating officer?

Submitted by LookingIn on July 4, 2012 - 9:00pm

Whats wrong with Singaporean?

The place is infested with crime gangs targeting Singaporean, and yet you guys venture up there to taste being the victim of crimes.

If only all visitors from Singapore stop heading up North for a month or two, the consequence will kicks into the heads of the police authorities to do something with the criminal activities among their own forces and the gangs that are all 

vulturing for everything Singapore

 

 

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