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Acanthaspis cf. sexguttata
Just seen your comment Lauren. I'm not sure about the overlap. This one was seen in my garden and the Domino beetle was seen on the mountain, within a kilometer away.
Reduviidae, Reduviinae, Acanthaspis sp. and looks like being Acanthaspis sp., there are several very similar around, like Acanthaspis siva (full black legs!) and Acanthaspis sexguttata is to my knowledge the only one in your area with such checkered legs.
Same one like this:
http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/161...
This is sooo amazing! It has a striking likness to your Domino Beetle (Family Carabidae). Do their ranges overlap? Both are predators, so they give each other even more protection than either one alone. Still, it is amazing to see a Reduviid that looks like this.