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Mas Selamat Kastari is snapped leaving the Tanjung Pinang police station under heavy guard by a special squad unit from Riau to the airport bound for Pekanbaru. -- ST FILE PHOTO
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An ICA official checking a lorry departing Singapore at the Woodlands checkpoint. Stringent border checks were implemented after Mas Selamat's escape, yet he managed to leave the country - an issue of concern that remains to be addressed despite his recapture. -- ST FILE PHOTO
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Sources told The Straits Times that Mas Selamat was tracked down based on intelligence provided by Singapore's Internal Security Department (ISD), and a joint operation by Malaysia and Singapore's security agencies eventually led to his arrest.
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When arrested in Indonesia in 2003, Mas Selamat had a genuine Indonesian passport. Issued in Surabaya, with a false identity. The name on the passport was given as Edi Haryanto. -- ST FILE PHOTO
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SAF personnel combing thick vegetation opposite Mandai West Camp after Mas Selamat escaped from the Whitley Road Detention Centre in February last year. -- ST FILE PHOTO
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