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A security guard whose features match a photofit of a child abductor was arrested at an abandoned building in Jalan Tun Razak here Sunday. The 32-year-old man was hauled up at 10am at the building next to the Marinara building here while on duty. Kuala Lumpur CID chief SAC II Ku Chin Wah who confirmed the arrest when contacted has asked the public not to make any speculation. He said the arrest was made as a normal procedure after police acted on a report or information. "Police will verify the veracity of the report and find the evidence before taking further action. It is part of `Ops Sunti' launched by Bukit Aman in October last year," he said. The man who has been a security guard at the building for the past one year was picked up by police and then taken back to the building at noon. The suspect was clad in a black T-shirt and handcuffed while his head was covered with a piece of cloth. He is said to have three sons. A forensic team was also seen at the building. Police took the man out of the building after one and a half hours later. Meanwhile, sources said Bukit Aman also arrested a man in Chow Kit at about 10pm last night in connection with the child abduction-molest cases in Kampung Baru last year.
At 3.40pm today, the five victims were taken to the abandoned building in two police vans and left the building 20 minutes later. The media were barred from taking their pictures by family members who accompanied them. Bernama learned that a room in the building had been cleaned up by the security guard and furnished with a cupboard, television and mattress. It has an attached bathroom. A black motorcycle belonging to him was also recovered from the scene. The man is said to have taken his children frequently to the room although the grounds of the building were unkempt with overgrown grass and plants. A friend of the security guard said the man often worked the night shift and had been working there for the past one year. "The building was vacated more than three years ago. A security guard was placed there to prevent trespassers," he told Bernama (less info)