Ketua polis negara Tan Sri Ismail Omar berkata seorang remaja ditembak mati ketika pasukan keselamatan sedang mengesan penceroboh berhampiran zon merah.
Katanya, kejadian itu berlaku ketika pasukan keselamatan sedang mengesan kumpulan pengganas pada kira-kira jam 9.45 pagi ini di Kampung Sungai Bilis.
Tiga lelaki dewasa dan dua wanita dewasa secara tiba-tiba muncul dari kawasan semak dan pasukan keselamatan dengan serta menahan dan memeriksa kumpulan tersebut.
Ketika pemeriksaan dibuat, pasukan keselamatan mendengar bunyi dari kawasan semak dan secara spontan melepaskan tembakan ke arah berkenaan, katanya dalam sidang media di Felda Sahabat Residence, Lahad Datu petang ini.
Pemeriksaan selepas itu mendapati, tembakan itu mengenai dua individu.
Seorang remaja dianggarkan berusia antara 12 hingga 15 tahun ditembak mati manakan seorang lelaki dipercayai berusia dalam 30-an cedera di kaki.
Ismail berkata polis masih berusaha untuk memastikan identiti individu terbabit termasuk lima yang ditahan.
"Mereka tidak memiliki apa-apa dokumen jadi kita menyiasat dari mana mereka datang dan apa yang mereka buat di sana," katanya.
Kampung Sungai Bilis merupakan satu kampung yang terletak dekat Tanjung Batu.
Kesemua tujuh individu berkenaan, termasuk yang maut dan cedera dikeluarkan dari lokasi berkenaan oleh satu pasukan medik dengan kenderaan berperisai, katanya.
Kesemua yang ditahan tidak memiliki sebarang senjata, katanya.
Jumlah berkenaan menjadikan seramai 62 orang terbunuh sejak krisis itu bermula pada 12 Februari lalu – 53 di pihak penceroboh, lapan pegawai polis dan kini seorang remaja yang masih belum dikenalpasti.
Dalam perkembangan berkaitan, Ismail berkata polis turut menahan tiga orang di Kampung Perigi, Semporna pada pagi ini dan dua lagi di satu kawasan lapang di jalan menghubungkan Semporna dan Tawau.
Ismail berkata penahanan berkenaan berhubung kait dengan siasatan kejadian di Kampung Simunul, Semporna yang mengorbankan enam orang pegawai polis.-malaysiakini
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Teenager shot dead in Ops Daulat...
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teenage male was shot dead this morning while security forces were
tracking intruders near the red zone, says inspector-general of police
Ismail Omar.
"At 9.45 this morning, our forces were tracking the terrorists in an area at Kampung Sungai Bilis.
"Suddenly, three adult males and two adult females appeared out of the bushes. Our security forces immediately detained them and searched them.
"During the frisking exercise, they heard sounds from within the bushes and spontaneously fired in that direction," he told a press conference at Felda Residence Sabahat, Lahad Datu, this evening.
Upon inspecting the bushes, the security forces discovered they had shot two people.
A teenager believed, to be aged between 13 and 15 years, was shot dead while a man believed to be in his 30s was injured in a leg.
Asked if they were the intruders, Ismail said police were still trying to determine their identities, including the five others detained before them.
"They did not have any documents so we are invesitgating where are they from and what they were doing there," he said.
Kampung Sungai Bilis is a village near Tanjung Batu.
"After we were informed of this incident, our tactical command centre immediately deployed a military medical team in an armoured vehicle to the location and the seven, including the injured and dead, were successfully extracted," Ismail said.
He added that the detainees were not in possession of any weapon.
Since the crisis began on Feb 12, a total of 62 people have been killed - 53 intruders, eight police officers and now an unidentified teenager.
In other developments, Ismail said, police arrested three men in Kampung Perigi, Semporna, this morning and another two at an open field along the Jalan Semporna-Tawau road.
He said this was in relation to the investigation of the Kampung Simunul, Semporna, incident where six police officers were massacred.
"We believe they are linked to the terrorist group," Ismail sad.
The three would be investigated under the Security Offences (Special Measures) Act and Section 130(c) of the Penal Code concerning acts of terrorism.-malaysiakini
Corporal Hassan Ali Basari, detained for being an alleged informant
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"At 9.45 this morning, our forces were tracking the terrorists in an area at Kampung Sungai Bilis.
"Suddenly, three adult males and two adult females appeared out of the bushes. Our security forces immediately detained them and searched them.
"During the frisking exercise, they heard sounds from within the bushes and spontaneously fired in that direction," he told a press conference at Felda Residence Sabahat, Lahad Datu, this evening.
Upon inspecting the bushes, the security forces discovered they had shot two people.
A teenager believed, to be aged between 13 and 15 years, was shot dead while a man believed to be in his 30s was injured in a leg.
Asked if they were the intruders, Ismail said police were still trying to determine their identities, including the five others detained before them.
"They did not have any documents so we are invesitgating where are they from and what they were doing there," he said.
Kampung Sungai Bilis is a village near Tanjung Batu.
"After we were informed of this incident, our tactical command centre immediately deployed a military medical team in an armoured vehicle to the location and the seven, including the injured and dead, were successfully extracted," Ismail said.
More arrests made
He added that the detainees were not in possession of any weapon.
Since the crisis began on Feb 12, a total of 62 people have been killed - 53 intruders, eight police officers and now an unidentified teenager.
In other developments, Ismail said, police arrested three men in Kampung Perigi, Semporna, this morning and another two at an open field along the Jalan Semporna-Tawau road.
He said this was in relation to the investigation of the Kampung Simunul, Semporna, incident where six police officers were massacred.
"We believe they are linked to the terrorist group," Ismail sad.
The three would be investigated under the Security Offences (Special Measures) Act and Section 130(c) of the Penal Code concerning acts of terrorism.-malaysiakini
Corporal Hassan Ali Basari, detained for being an alleged informant
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