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Hafizul Hawari

KLIA shooter sentenced to 14 years six months’ jail, six lashes 

Hafizul Hawari still faces separate attempted murder and voluntary hurt charges in a different court

KLIA shooting: Aug 28 set for submission of medical, chemical and forensic reports

Initially scheduled for today, prosecution requests new date to provide documents to defence

Keluarga mohon maaf kepada mangsa tembakan, minta henti tohmahan kepada ibu bapa: Adik Hafizul

Keluarga kepada suspek yang melepaskan tembakan di Balai Ketibaan Lapangan Terbang Antarabangsa Kuala Lumpur (KLIA) Terminal 1, awal pagi Ahad lalu kecewa dengan tohmahan netizen terhadap ibu bapa mereka selepas kejadian tersebut tular di media sosial.

KLIA shooting: suspect’s brother wants end to ‘false’ accusations against parents

The brother of the suspect who opened fire at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) Terminal 1 early last Sunday morning expressed disappointment over accusations made against their parents by netizens after the incident went viral on social media

Suspek lepaskan tembakan di KLIA disyaki mahu melarikan diri ke Makkah melalui Thailand

Polis tidak menolak kemungkinan suspek yang melepaskan tembakan di Lapangan Terbang Antarabangsa Kuala Lumpur (KLIA) Terminal 1, pagi kelmarin, disyaki mahu melarikan diri ke Mekah, Arab Saudi melalui negara jiran, Thailand.

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