Dad of missing boy may be charged


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KOTA KINABALU, May 12, 2014: As a massive search continues for toddler Low Min You, the father of the three-year-old boy may find himself in legal trouble.

Police are looking into the possibility of charging Low Yee Sheng, 31, with negligence, Sabah Police Commissioner Datuk Hamza Taib said.

He said state CID chief Senior Asst Comm Omar Mammah was leading the probe on whether Yee Sheng, a CCTV installer, should be charged in court.

“He had left the child in the vehicle with the engine running. So, we have to ascertain whether there are elements of negligence involved here,” Hamza added.

Min You was sleeping in the back seat of the vehicle when his father left the engine running while he went to the restroom at a petrol kiosk in Kampung Air near the city’s downtown area at 5.50am on Friday.

The car was recovered at about 9.30am at the Atkinson Tower car park area, along Signal Hill, about 2.5km away the same day, but Min You was not in it. His milk bottle and bag were still inside the vehicle.

Following the disappearance, the family announced a RM20,000 reward through the social network site Facebook for Min You’s safe return.

Hamza said police were continuing their search for the toddler with extra attention at bus terminals, jetties, the Kota Kinabalu International Airport and the Sabah-Sarawak border.

“We are checking buses and other vehicles crossing the border,” he said, adding that they had no leads as yet.

Police, who have classified the case as kidnapping and vehicle theft, have alerted and distributed photos of the boy to all the police personnel in the state as well as at the exit points in Sabah.

Those with information on the boy’s whereabouts can contact the Karamunsing police station at 088-529 270 or 088-529 207, the investigating officer at 016-357 2935, the district crime investigating officer at 019–810 3350 or Kota Kinabalu police chief Asst Comm Jauteh Dikun at 019-803 9520.

 

 

source: The Star




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