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Three company directors appeared in Sessions Court in Shah Alam facing multiple money laundering and misappropriation charges connected to the siphoning of millions in ringgit from a charitable organisation's accounts.
Malaysian authorities have arrested twelve police officers, including senior-ranking officials, in connection with an alleged RM2 million extortion scheme targeting a Chinese national, signalling renewed enforcement against internal misconduct.
Police have arrested several suspects in raids at Garden of Flowers, including a man with six previous drug convictions. The operation targeted narcotics distribution networks in the area.
A keropok vendor in Melaka has been charged with using a drone to smuggle tobacco into Sungai Udang Prison, marking an escalation in prison contraband tactics.
Six individuals, one of them Malaysian, have been charged in Shah Alam's Sessions Court for unlawfully stockpiling more than six tonnes of government-subsidised cooking oil, highlighting ongoing enforcement efforts against subsidy diversion schemes.
Four individuals, including a pair of brothers, have pleaded not guilty to operating an illegal online gambling centre in Sungai Petani. The charges relate to activities alleged to have taken place in April.
Authorities in Shah Alam have detained a public university student suspected of repeatedly harassing and stalking a female classmate over a four-month period beginning in April.
Police in Cyberjaya arrested a university student during a raid on an apartment suspected of operating as a brothel. The student reportedly sought to supplement her income during the semester break.
Malaysian authorities have dismantled thousands of illegal cryptocurrency mining operations, confiscating more than 75,000 machines and detaining hundreds of suspects in a sustained enforcement drive.
A Chinese national has pleaded not guilty to charges of defrauding a gold dealer in a scam involving gold-coated mixed-metal jewellery misrepresented as pure gold, worth RM37,054.
Three foreign men remain in custody under the Immigration Act after a George Town magistrate's court rejected police requests to extend their remand in connection with World Cup betting activities.
Law enforcement in Pahang concluded a three-day nationwide narcotics campaign arresting 333 individuals across all 11 districts. Authorities recovered drugs, currency, and automobiles totalling more than RM500,000 in what officials described as a systematic assault on drug trafficking networks statewide.