Ten months after Malaysian police launched a blitz against violent criminals, named Operation Cantas Khas, gangland-style shootings and killings are resurfacing.
A minimum of eight shootings occurred in 2014 thus far, the latest when wholesaler Abd Ghani Abdullah, 50, was shot at by a man on a motorcycle as he was walking from the car park to his meat stall at the Kajang Market on Monday. He survived the attack.
The victim was critically wounded on his left shoulder and below his right ear after he was shot twice in the 6.30am incident.
Kajang police official Ab Rashid Ab Wahab said a passer-by who witnessed the occurrence contacted the police after the shooter sped off.
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