Malaysia

Cops seek important witness in Long Tiger extortion case

Police say attempts to contact Nur Haziqah Hamidi, 25, have been futile

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 03 Sep 2022 1:01PM

Cops seek important witness in Long Tiger extortion case
Police say the woman identified as Nur Haziqah Hamidi, 25, is required to attend a hearing of the extortion case involving Abdul Hamim Ab Hamid, better known as Long Tiger, at the Tangkak magistrates’ court this September 7 and 8. – The Vibes file pic, September 3, 2022

TANGKAK – Police are seeking public cooperation to locate a woman who is an important witness in the hearing of the extortion case involving Abdul Hamim Ab Hamid, better known as Long Tiger.

Tangkak police chief Mohd Fadhil Minhat identified the woman as Nur Haziqah Hamidi, 25.

She is required to attend a hearing of the case at the Tangkak magistrates’ court this September 7 and 8, but attempts to contact her were futile, he said in a statement today.

He urged those with information on the woman or her whereabouts to contact investigation officer, Intan Norathirah Mohd Suhaidi at 016-988-3520. – Bernama, September 3, 2022

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