KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 18 – Kuala Lumpur police chief Datuk Tajuddin Md Isa said police have confirmed that a car workshop located in USJ 3, Subang Jaya near here, where prominent deputy public prosecutor was held before he was bludgeoned to death is owned by one of five suspects held in connection with the killing. He said police was investigating the workshop due to as the location was not far of the body of Anthony Kevin Morais had found.
“The workshop was belongs to one of the suspects while for other information is still under investigation and cannot be disclosed. In the same time, I also would like to urge those who have information related to the case to facilitate investigations,” he told reporters after the launch of the Total Enforcement Pilot Project in Brickfields here today.
Besides that, Bukit Aman Crime Prevention and Community Safety Department director Datuk Acryl Sani Abdullah Sani was also a officiated at the event. Previously, the police was just only suspected the workshop was belonged to the suspect due to location of Morais’ body that had founded was too close as the workshop as the body was found at Persiaran Subang Mewah in USJ1.
A police team found the body dumped in a barrel filled with concrete in Subang Jaya near here after one of the suspects led the police to the location on Wednesday. It was reported that the deputy head of the Appellate and Trial Division of the Attorney-General’s Chambers, Morais, 55, last seen was leaving his Menara Duta apartment for work in Putrajaya at 9am on Sept 4.
He was driving a government-issue grey Proton Perdana bearing registration number WA6264Q when a car rammed into his vehicle before several people, believed to be hired killers abducted him. Meanwhile, police was also working around the clock to determine what had happened to him which suddenly disappearance. While on the next day, the victim’s car was found torched and abandoned at an oil palm plantation in Hutan Melintang, Perak.
