KUALA LUMPUR: Investigations into a heist at the Wangsa Maju Road Transport Department (RTD) branch by two parang wielding robbers on July 4 here led to the arrest of a RTD clerk and eight others on Wednesday. Kuala Lumpur police chief Commissioner Datuk Amar Singh Ishar Singh said the 40-year-old female clerk who is a staff of the Wangsa Maju RTD branch was the mastermind of the case. He said the other suspects were RTD runners, a female Rela member and an Indonesian man aged between 24 and 67. Amar Singh said police recovered RM111,000 of over RM754,000 that was stolen by the robbers just before the RTD was closing up its operations on July 4. He said the case was solved but police are on the hunt for the two robbers who are still at large and are believed to be in possession of the rest of the stolen cash and stack of cheques worth about RM450,000 the men grabbed from the branch's accounts department.

Source: The Sun Daily