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Three women, including two minors, have been charged with dangerous riding following their viral 'Superman' motorcycle stunt performance on Kuantan Bypass in July.
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Three women, including two minors, have been charged with dangerous riding following their viral 'Superman' motorcycle stunt performance on Kuantan Bypass in July.

Indonesia has defended its deportation of Palestinian national Abdul Karim Raed Miqdab, confirming he was subject to an Interpol Red Notice issued by Cyprus on terrorism charges.

Malaysian law enforcement has documented 180 citizens detained overseas for alleged drug courier activities since early 2024, with the majority reportedly recruited through deceptive employment offers.

Singapore's Central Narcotics Bureau is deploying innovative technologies including a rapid hair scanner and AI-powered investigation platform to enhance drug enforcement efficiency amid rising regional drug use.

A 32-year-old driver was arrested in Tumpat after allegedly ramming a General Operations Force vehicle while fleeing police. Authorities seized an air rifle and ball bearings from the suspect.

Kuala Lumpur police have redesigned their monthly assembly schedule to operate during night hours, better reflecting the force's round-the-clock operational reality where most criminal activity occurs after dark.

A Singapore Armed Forces captain has been charged with possessing at least eight sexually explicit child abuse materials and 20 obscene films. The 26-year-old was suspended from duties following the allegations.

Police have remanded a 52-year-old man for two days in connection with social media posts allegedly insulting the Negri Sembilan royal institution, as authorities investigate potential breaches of laws protecting Malaysia's monarchy.

A former soldier was charged in Kangar with unlawfully possessing firearms, replica weapons, and hundreds of rounds of ammunition. The charges span both Sessions and Magistrate's courts following a discovery earlier this month.

Authorities in Kuantan have dismantled an international scam operation that preyed on American victims, apprehending 16 suspects including 14 foreign nationals engaged in fraudulent telephone schemes.

Law enforcement officers raided a residential property in Taman Sungai Kapar Indah, apprehending a suspect and confiscating a Black-winged Kite valued at RM100,000 that was being housed illegally without proper documentation or authorisation.

Malaysian authorities have dismantled a significant drug trafficking network operating through KLIA, confiscating cannabis worth RM19.82 million intended for European distribution and arresting seven suspects across multiple attempts.

Police in Johor Baru have arrested a 48-year-old man within 20 minutes of responding to a house trespass report in Kampung Melayu Majidee, demonstrating swift law enforcement response.

Malaysia's upper house has approved the Cyber Security Bill 2026, a landmark legislative overhaul replacing the 1997 Computer Crimes Act. The Bill establishes stronger penalties for cyber offences and expands international law enforcement cooperation.

Magnet Forensics has sued a former contractor for allegedly disclosing a previously unknown iPhone vulnerability to a competing firm, causing what the company claims is irreparable harm to its government clients.

The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has remanded a Kelantan police station chief for a week to investigate claims he solicited a RM500 bribe. The officer denies involvement in the alleged transaction.

A senior police officer commanding a Kelantan station has been detained following allegations that he solicited and accepted RM500 from someone presenting a UNHCR refugee card.

Authorities in Sungai Petani have arrested four teenage boys, including three brothers, over a series of motorcycle thefts near a KTMB parking facility on July 14.

The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has arrested a police station chief in Kelantan over allegations of accepting bribes amounting to approximately RM1,000, marking another high-profile corruption case within law enforcement.

An MP representing Bukit Mertajam has urged authorities to undertake a thorough investigation after police rescued a Cameroonian woman during a human trafficking operation in the district.

Bukit Mertajam MP Steven Sim has urged police to conduct a thorough investigation into a human trafficking syndicate discovered in Berapit, emphasising the need to apprehend all perpetrators including the ringleaders.

The General Operations Force has arrested a young driver and seized 350 kilogrammes of smuggled durians worth over RM50,000 at an illegal jetty in Kelantan, highlighting ongoing cross-border smuggling operations.

Authorities in Kelantan have arrested two men following the discovery of eight smuggled macaws valued at RM400,000. The pair was intercepted during a road operation in Tumpat, marking a significant wildlife enforcement victory.

Authorities in Tawau have arrested a 66-year-old man and secured a seven-day remand order in connection with sexual assault allegations involving a 15-year-old girl with disabilities.

Authorities have instructed a Langkawi kindergarten to stop operations while police investigate allegations of child neglect and mistreatment, including claims children were denied proper bedding and confined in toilets.

Perak authorities have arrested 12 Chinese nationals in separate raids targeting suspected romance scam networks in Ipoh. The operations are believed to have defrauded multiple victims across Malaysia and the region.

The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency has reported significant enforcement achievements in the first half of 2024, recording RM2.29 billion in seizures and detaining 516 individuals across various maritime offences ranging from smuggling to illegal fishing.

Klang police have arrested a 46-year-old man suspected of making death threats against an MCBA assistant environmental health officer, highlighting escalating tensions facing government workers enforcing border and health protocols.

Malaysia's police force has submitted an Interpol Red Notice application to locate activist Tamim Dahri Abdul Razak, who is believed to be overseas and faces charges in Langkawi Magistrate's Court.

Malaysia's Deputy Home Minister has assured Parliament that the police conduct investigations impartially in high-profile cases, with no protection offered to individuals based on their political connections or official positions.

Indonesia's anti-corruption campaign faces credibility challenges as authorities investigate Febrie Adriansyah, a powerful prosecutor, raising concerns about whether law-enforcement agencies can impartially examine their own officials.

The Royal Malaysia Police have initiated an Interpol Red Notice for Tamim Dahri following his absence from a scheduled court appearance, according to Home Minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail. The escalation marks a significant step in the pursuit of the fugitive.

A Datuk and his assistant have been arrested by police for allegedly misusing the Pahang royal emblem on fraudulent documents. Investigators are examining the motivation behind the scheme and calculating financial losses.

Authorities have detained two individuals following the interception of what is believed to be illegally imported liquor. The operation by General Operations Force Battalion 4 disrupted an apparent transfer operation involving substantial quantities of contraband.

Authorities in Kedah have arrested three police officers alongside three other suspects for allegedly robbing foreign nationals in two separate incidents in late June and early July.

South Korean police came within 2 metres of a naked, blood-covered murder suspect but failed to apprehend him in July, according to released surveillance footage. The officers did not know a killing had occurred at the time.

A former member of Geng Upik, a notorious Malaysian organised crime syndicate, appeared in Kota Kinabalu Sessions Court charged with nine counts of money laundering involving RM800,000.

King Sultan Ibrahim held an audience with Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission chief commissioner Datuk Seri Abdul Halim Aman at Istana Negara in Kuala Lumpur today.

A 35-year-old tow truck agent has been arrested following the discovery of 6,000 yaba pills valued at RM60,000 in a vehicle during a police operation in Kelantan's Tumpat area near Wakaf Bharu.

New South Wales police arrested 356 people during a three-day enforcement blitz on public transport, bringing total arrests under Operation Waratah to over 1,800 since the initiative began in 2024.

Police in Tawau arrested two women following a physical altercation at a restaurant in the Bandar Fajar area. The incident prompted a swift law enforcement response and investigation into the circumstances.

A 26-year-old labourer in Machang was ordered to pay RM6,500 after pleading guilty to obstructing a police officer who was conducting an enforcement raid. The conviction highlights ongoing concerns about public conduct during police operations.

A 28-year-old man has been arrested in South Yorkshire on suspicion of murdering former UK government minister Ann Widdecombe, British police confirmed on Saturday.

Indonesia's police and military have heightened tensions following corruption raids in Jakarta that netted millions in seized assets and drew a senior prosecutor into controversy, prompting concerns about institutional stability.

Malaysian police have arrested a 26-year-old man and seized RM6.19 million in frozen pork products lacking valid import permits during a raid at a Miri warehouse in Sarawak.

Penang police are stepping up enforcement against illegal betting operations as the FIFA World Cup reaches its climax, with 31 arrests already recorded across the state.

A 51-year-old Indian national has been imprisoned for two years and four months in Brunei for his role as a courier in moving BND230,000 in criminal proceeds without verifying their origin.

Thai police have arrested a man alleged to be a key intermediary in a drug smuggling network that used a flight attendant to transport heroin to Australia. The case reveals a sophisticated distribution operation with multiple layers of coordination.

The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has issued an arrest warrant for former immigration officer Megat Khairul Anuar Sulaiman after he repeatedly failed to appear in court proceedings.

Police in Medan, North Sumatra have arrested seven foreign nationals alongside 31 Indonesians suspected of running an international online dating scam network that targeted Japanese men through social media platforms.
Malaysia's government has secured Cabinet approval to strengthen legal mechanisms against misuse of disabled parking spaces nationwide. New enforcement powers will enable local councils to impose harsher penalties and mandate vehicle towing.

Singapore authorities have charged a 40-year-old man with making false bomb threats against Parliament House and the Home Team Science and Technology Agency building in early July. Police found no credible threats after thorough investigations.

A Mexican national died after being shot by a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer during an incident involving alleged vehicle attacks on federal agents. The shooting has triggered dual investigations.

Malaysian authorities have dismantled illegal cryptocurrency mining operations across the country, seizing more than 75,000 machines and arresting 629 people since 2022 through coordinated enforcement efforts.

Singapore authorities arrested 17 people across multiple locations during a coordinated crackdown on illegal gambling networks, recovering more than S$720,000 in cash and seizing electronic devices in what officials describe as a preventive measure ahead of major sporting events.

Thailand's Public Health Minister has moved forward with a Cannabis and Hemp Act designed to restrict cannabis to medical applications while imposing strict controls on dispensing outlets. The legislation aims to eliminate an estimated 6,000 unlicensed cannabis shops operating nationwide.

Authorities detained 14 people, including a television actress, during an early morning raid on an unlicensed entertainment outlet in Kuala Lumpur. The actress tested positive for three controlled substances during the operation.

A Singapore court has sentenced a 27-year-old man to 22 years imprisonment and 24 strokes of the cane for repeatedly raping a 13-year-old girl, subjecting her to violent sexual acts, and coercing her into prostitution over a two-month period from May to July 2023.
Perak police conducted raids in Sitiawan that resulted in the seizure of 208 live ammunition rounds and multiple firearm-resembling objects as part of an investigation into suspected arms trafficking activities.

A customs officer has pleaded not guilty to accepting RM15,000 from a suspect in exchange for terminating an investigation, highlighting corruption concerns within enforcement agencies.

A 55-year-old man was arrested in Singapore's Bedok North after refusing police orders to drop a saw he was wielding. Officers deployed a Taser to neutralise the threat, and he faces multiple charges including possession of an offensive weapon and drug-related offences.
A Kuala Lumpur-based businessman has been charged with membership in the Geng RT6 organised crime group, allegedly maintaining his association with the syndicate since 2020 in the Sentul area.

A South Korean police officer faces formal investigation after trying to board a domestic flight with two live rounds of ammunition. The officer, in his 30s from Gyeonggi province, was stopped at Jeju Airport on June 28 before boarding a plane to Gimpo.

Thai police have arrested a married couple in Loei province as part of an investigation into an alleged international drug trafficking network. The case stems from the arrest of a Thai Airways flight attendant in Melbourne over heroin concealed in luggage.

A major public high school in the Philippines closed Friday after an online post containing bomb and gun threats circulated among students, intensifying safety concerns across the region.

Minister Saifuddin says the decision to expand the Pamela Ling investigation—potentially including a probe into MACC's role—awaits new evidence or further instructions from the deputy public prosecutor handling the high-profile missing persons case.

Home Minister Saifuddin has clarified that officers from the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission are not under investigation regarding the disappearance of Sarawakian businesswoman Pamela Ling, who went missing en route to MACC headquarters.

A Malaysian businessman has been charged at Sessions Court with alleged membership in the organised criminal group Geng RT6, marking the 12th person implicated in the ongoing investigation into the syndicate's operations.

Five warders from Taiping Prison will face court proceedings over their alleged involvement in an inmate assault last January that claimed one life and injured several prisoners.

A Singapore Traffic Police officer has been sentenced to 16 months imprisonment after unlawfully accessing government databases and sharing confidential information with a friend, enabling him to identify and threaten a woman who had reported him to authorities.

Authorities in Johor Baru have arrested three foreign nationals following a nighttime raid that netted illicit cigarettes valued at RM769,480, marking another significant success in ongoing enforcement operations against tobacco smuggling.

Police arrested eight individuals during a raid on an illegal gambling operation at Selayang Wholesale Market, simultaneously dismantling an online betting network linked to the operation.
A senior Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission officer has been selected to attend the FBI National Academy in the United States, marking recognition of Malaysia's law enforcement standards and commitment to combating financial crime.

Thai authorities have provided fresh details on a heroin seizure involving an airline crew member arrested in Australia, revealing drugs were hidden in fabric of just two bags among 12 in the parcel.

Pahang authorities completed an intensive three-day anti-drug operation codenamed Op Hawk, apprehending 333 individuals and seizing drugs, cash and vehicles valued at over RM500,000 in a coordinated statewide push.

Authorities in Pahang have arrested a Thai woman and her Malaysian partner accused of operating as drug couriers for an organised network. Police seized controlled substances worth approximately RM728,000 during the Bentong operation.

A senior Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission officer has been selected to represent Malaysia at the 299th session of the FBI National Academy training programme in the United States, underscoring deepening cooperation in anti-corruption investigations.

A police dog in Yunnan province refused food for six months while waiting for his handler to recover from life-threatening injuries sustained during a drug operation. Their reunion video garnered millions of views.
Malaysia's anti-corruption commission has detained a senior enforcement officer suspected of accepting a RM50,000 bribe, with a three-day remand period beginning immediately.
Malaysian authorities have intensified their fight against cybercrime, arresting more than 45,000 individuals linked to online scams since 2023, while opening over 165,000 investigation files in what represents a major enforcement push.

The MCMC has confiscated over 6,900 units of non-certified communication equipment valued at RM2.06 million in a coordinated enforcement operation, targeting vendors selling devices through e-commerce platforms without proper regulatory approval.

Malaysian lawmakers across party lines have united behind proposals to tighten legislation against child sexual offences, calling for cross-border cooperation, specialist prosecution units, and comprehensive victim rehabilitation programmes.
Selangor Immigration authorities have successfully broken up a sophisticated document forgery network through Operation Serkap, with arrest of the suspected mastermind and recovery of forged materials.

Penang authorities have shut down two illegal football betting call centres and arrested 28 suspects as part of a crackdown timed to the FIFA World Cup 2026, disrupting a significant illicit gambling network.

Wildlife enforcement officers in Kelantan arrested an 18-year-old with protected animals worth RM48,500, marking another significant success in combating illegal wildlife trade in Malaysia.
Police in Mukah, Sarawak have arrested four men and seized fighting roosters and gambling equipment in an enforcement operation targeting illegal cockfighting activities.

Nine people have been arrested following a major crackdown on illegal bauxite mining at a Felda plantation in Bukit Goh, Kuantan, with authorities seizing approximately 10,000 tonnes of bauxite-bearing soil and equipment valued at RM3.75 million.

Authorities have arrested two men in Marang in connection with the unlawful movement of silica sand, seizing equipment valued at RM1.8 million in what marks another crackdown on illicit mining operations.
Malaysia's General Operations Force has arrested nine people and dismantled a RM3.75 million illegal bauxite mining operation discovered on Felda plantation land in Kuantan, marking a significant enforcement success.

Malaysian police have arrested seven individuals and seized drugs valued at RM135.63 million following coordinated raids in Cheras on June 20, disrupting what authorities believe was an attempt to flood the local narcotics market.
A High Court judge has extended the police's search deadline for Muhammad Riduan Abdullah by six months, while reproaching officers for insufficient initiative in the ongoing investigation tied to Indira Gandhi's case.
A man died after allegedly jumping from a flyover during a police chase on the North-South Expressway in Kuala Lumpur. Two other individuals were arrested in connection with the incident.

Malaysia's authorities have dismantled a significant cannabis trafficking network operating through KLIA, confiscating 650kg of buds and arresting 38 people including foreign nationals since January in an ongoing investigation.

Malaysia is expanding its sexual offences legislation to prosecute child abuse committed overseas. The amendment allows prosecution when Malaysian citizens or residents are perpetrators, or when victims are Malaysian nationals or residents.

Malaysia's proposed cybercrimes legislation would empower prosecutors to compel internet service providers to hand over traffic data and communication contents during criminal investigations, marking a significant expansion of law enforcement capabilities.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has greenlit RM22 million in funding to arm the Border Control and Protection Agency (AKPS) with firearms and protective gear, following a shooting incident in Kedah earlier this year.

Thirteen men arrested following a violent altercation outside a Kepong nightclub in April are set to face criminal charges as authorities move to prosecute those involved in the incident.

Two additional suspects have been arrested by the US Justice Department in connection with an alleged plot to attack the White House while President Trump hosted a mixed martial arts event on the presidential grounds.

Authorities in Ipoh have arrested three individuals, including two Chinese citizens, for allegedly providing communication devices to criminal syndicates running online scams across the region.

Police in the Kajang district have arrested an e-hailing driver following allegations that he assaulted his ex-wife in a public car park adjacent to the Bandar Baru Bangi police station.

Indonesian police have dismantled a transnational drug smuggling network operating through Jakarta's main airport, arresting four foreign nationals and seizing RM22.7 million worth of etomidate across three separate cases between February and May.
Malaysia's government has introduced the Cybercrime Bill 2026 in Parliament, replacing outdated 1997 legislation to tackle modern threats including ransomware, AI misuse, and identity theft, with hefty penalties for offenders.
Australian police have uncovered the nation's biggest-ever cocaine seizure—2.7 tonnes hidden in underground bunkers near Sydney, valued at approximately A$816 million. Two men have been arrested.

Police arrested 349 people across Selangor in a four-day crackdown on organised crime, including five individuals wanted under security offences legislation.

Singapore authorities arrested three Malaysian men just six hours after they entered the country, accusing them of arriving under instructions to collect cash and valuables from fraud victims and withdraw laundered money from ATMs.

The Sessions Court in Kota Baru has imposed fines of RM1,000 to RM10,000 on 54 undocumented migrants who pleaded guilty to immigration violations, with alternative jail sentences.
A police corporal in Kota Bharu has denied possessing methamphetamine, choosing to fight the charge in court rather than plead guilty. The case raises fresh questions about discipline within law enforcement.

Malaysia's Anti-Corruption Commission and the government have successfully appealed a High Court decision that held them liable for malicious prosecution, overturning a judgment initially favoring a former company director in a RM900,000 case.

Vietnamese authorities have charged four individuals, including a Chinese national, for orchestrating a scheme to relocate an online scam operation from Cambodia to Vietnam. Police dismantled the plot before the criminal enterprise could establish operations.

ASEAN police forces are launching coordinated surveillance and intelligence-sharing initiatives to counter the rapidly expanding threat of transnational online scam operations spreading across Southeast Asia.
The Royal Malaysia Police have arrested 58 individuals suspected of operating illegal World Cup betting networks in a coordinated nationwide operation, seizing cash and equipment.
Two Malaysian soldiers have been charged in Alor Setar for allegedly smuggling three Myanmar migrants through the Bukit Kayu Hitam border. The case highlights ongoing concerns about border security and human trafficking networks involving uniformed personnel.

Families of three men fatally shot by police in Durian Tunggal, Melaka have escalated their campaign by formally requesting the MACC investigate potential misconduct and cover-up in the case's handling.

Families of three men killed in a police shooting in Durian Tunggal, Melaka on November 24 have appealed to the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission to investigate the policemen involved in the incident.

Malaysian authorities have dismantled an illegal diesel distribution operation in Miri, seizing 15,000 litres of subsidised fuel hidden in a residential property and detaining four individuals believed involved in the smuggling scheme.

A stepmother in Johor Baru has been charged with murder following the death of a four-year-old child. Police reclassified the case from earlier findings after determining the child sustained fatal blunt trauma injuries.

Malaysian authorities have apprehended and deported two Indian nationals sought by law enforcement in connection with a railway bombing in Punjab, marking another success in regional law enforcement cooperation.

An elderly Malaysian faced jail time after defaulting on a RM1,000 fine stemming from an assault on a police lance corporal. The incident occurred during a routine identity card inspection.

US authorities have dismantled a plot to attack a UFC event held at the White House on Sunday to celebrate President Donald Trump's 80th birthday and America's 250th anniversary, with multiple arrests made.

Federal police have dismantled an illegal gambling operation running from a high-end condominium in Bukit Jalil, arresting 15 individuals in a coordinated weekend operation targeting both online betting and physical gaming.

Brunei police have arrested two local women in separate raids targeting vice activities. The suspects were detained in Kampong Salambigar and Kampong Lumapas on Sunday.