Malaysia

ESSCom adds 5 names to wanted list

They are foreigners largely involved in cross-border crimes, kidnappings for ransom

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 06 Jan 2021 5:00PM

ESSCom adds 5 names to wanted list
The individuals sought by ESSCom for various crimes. – The Vibes pic, January 6, 2021

KOTA KINABALU – Another five names have been included in the Eastern Sabah Security Command (ESSCom) wanted list. 

They are Japs @ Mujafar Sawadjaan, Mujimmar Sawadjaan @ Rasad, Mundi Sawadjaan, Wahad @ Talib and Barah Udong @ Elvin. 

Agency commander Ahmad Fuad Othman, in a statement today, said all five are foreigners.

“On December 30, ESSCom released its latest wanted list. The list is revised every six months. There are 21 names and photos in the list, including the five new individuals.

“They are largely involved in cross-border crimes and kidnappings for ransom.”

He added that the names of five individuals have been omitted, as three were shot dead by security forces, one was arrested, and another surrendered.

Those with information on the wanted individuals can call ESSCom at 08-986-3181/016, or send a WhatsApp message to 013-880-3585 or 019-230-5909. – The Vibes, January 6, 2021

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