Retired teacher cheated of RM1.8mil, cops looking for six people to aid in probe
By SARBAN SINGH
NATION
Friday, 22 Jan 2021

4:45 PM MYT
https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2021...to-aid-in-probe
SEREMBAN: Police are looking for six individuals to help in its probe into a case after a 66-year-old retiree was cheated of RM1.8mil in savings.

State Commercial Crime Investigation Department chief Supt Aibee Ab Ghani said the six, including two women, were aged between 26 and 42, and were not from Negri Sembilan.

"We hope those who know their whereabouts or the individuals themselves can contact us," he said, adding that they could call investigating officer Insp M. Muraly at 016- 783 9535 or 06 647 2222.

The six are Siti Faizatul Husna Azman, 27, from Taman Melati, Kuala Lumpur; Mohd Hafiz Izuan Suhaimi, 26, from Larkin Perdana; Mohd Haniff Budiman Shabri, 31, from Senai; Bong Hann Hwa, 32, from Ulu Tiram (all Johor); Oh Chiew Mei, 42, from Kajang, Selangor; and Mohd Arif Palili, 40, from Sandakan, Sabah.


The victim, a retired teacher, lodged a report on Dec 23 upon realising she had been conned in a phone scam.

She first received a call from a man claiming to be "Sgt Albert Lai" on Oct 28, who accused her of being involved in cheating and money-laundering activities.

The man also claimed to be from the Pahang police contingent.

Three days later, she received another call from a man claiming to be “Insp Yong” from Bukit Aman, who asked for details of her savings accounts.

She was then told to withdraw savings from her fixed deposit accounts to allow the authorities to probe into the case.

The victim was told not to tell anyone about the case.

She was also asked to hand over her ATM card, which was collected from her home by a male suspect.

The victim, from Port Dickson, did as she was told and transferred her savings into several bank accounts.

From Nov 6 to Nov 26 last year, the victim made 103 transactions to transfer money into accounts belonging to eight individuals.

Another RM80,000 was withdrawn from her savings account with her ATM card.

The case is being investigated under Section 420 of the Penal Code for cheating.

What kinda teacher can save that much

I guess they never read news for 10 years. Such an old and well known scam also still got retirees fall for them.

This all scam case easily been solve if police want to solve it.

This is year 2021 ma, All can be trace ma.

Jusa lor..and ganjaran for jusa after serve 30 years easily 500k I think.

that's 1 freakishly rich teacher

1.8M.. tuition side income ka?

why so many retired teacher so damn blardy rich

Book smart yet easily duped.

These days I don't even allow anyone to hold my ATM card (for PIN or paywave), what more hand it over to some bodo that comes to "collect" it

How can a former teacher be that stupid?

Maybe she a call girl 3rd job

Good, very good! 5/5

Got name got face gg la. Later like film goodfellas they're going to snitch each other

Can be inheritance, from land and property sale.
I know normal people get rich because some tanah pusaka.

inheritance maybe?

How can be so dumb?

owaiii

This clearly not teacher level lor. no wonder so low ganjaran..

teacher professional level salary very up lo

This post has been edited by mffa: Jan 22 2021, 08:31 PM

Lol another but this one got balls to impersonate police

Go big go dai type

Aiyoh still got pipu fall for this scam kah..

yep ganjaran for JUSA probably in that range, not including GCR. But still 1.8 million is a lot

The one which dress as one and dances on a pole.....

This 1 is lump sum payment when gov service ends no? Still fall short from 1.8m.

depends

Woi, 66 y.o.
kalau kira umur 23 become teacher.
RM1.8mil/(66-23)= RM42k setahun lah.

i don't answer unknown number

Woman, again and again.

delete

This post has been edited by AllnGap: Jan 22 2021, 09:47 PM

That’s why the wealth of Malaysians are seriously underestimated .. so many cases of clerks and teachers having berjuta jutaan