Saturday, 9 November 2013

British boy Freedie saved by PDRM

Freedie is safe!


The Inspector General of Police Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar sent out the above tweet a short while ago. The 20-month old British boy who was reported to have been abducted from his house in Jalan Terasek Bangsar has been saved. Alhamdulillah!

Freedie Joseph was allegedly abducted by persons known to his family. 


Published: Friday November 8, 2013 MYT 10:43:00 PM
Updated: Saturday November 9, 2013 MYT 12:17:22 AM

Expat mum: My son was kidnapped in Bangsar

PETALING JAYA: A 20-month-old baby boy of an expatriate mother has been kidnapped after a man stormed into her house in Bangsar here and took him away.

Language teacher Sarah Joseph, 38, was alone with the baby, having dinner on the porch at about 6.20pm Friday when the man came into the double-storey link house in Jalan Terasek and grabbed the baby, named Freddie, from his chair.

The man ran out of the house and drove off in a white Toyota Camry.
“We hope as many people as possible can help us look out for the man. He could not have gotten far in this traffic,” a friend of the family told reporters soon after the incident.
Kuala Lumpur CID chief Datuk Ku Chin Wah said police have classified the case as kidnapping until further investigations showed otherwise. Police believed the people who took the baby away knew the family. - The Star


Can't wait for Opposition MP N.Surendran, who happens to be the abducted boy's neighbor, to congratulate the IGP and his men. 

... or would Surendran do his usual stunt and appear as counsel for the kidnappers? 

Anyhow, despite all those shortcomings, it must be re-emphasized that our Royal Malaysian Police force is one of the best in the world. 

Well done Tan Sri IGP.



p/s A press conference pertaining this latest development in Freedie Joseph's abduction is expected at 3pm today.

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4 comments:

  1. Pihak Polis telah buat Ops Tutup dan telah menyekat segala laluan utama. Penculik terdesak dan meninggalkan budak yang diculik diTaman Tasik TTwangsa.

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  2. Congrats to the Police. Congrats to the Mum.

    There seems to be more to this case.

    Take care anyway.

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  3. You jumped the Gun on the issue. Latest news indicates that your views on the PDRM being the 1st on the scene were misfounded.

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  4. The police had nothing to do with Freddie's recovery and the lawyer neighbour was extremely helpful and kind.

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