Fast, factual wire coverage from across Malaysia and the region.
An intensified police operation at Kuala Lumpur International Airport has resulted in the arrest of 13 suspected drug couriers and the seizure of cannabis and cocaine valued at RM21.26 million.
Kuala Lumpur police have arrested seven suspects, including a 13-year-old girl, in connection with an armed robbery at a Jalan Ampang condominium. The arrests came within six hours of the incident.
Kuala Lumpur police have arrested seven individuals, among them two teenage girls, as part of an ongoing investigation into an armed robbery that occurred in the Jalan Ampang district. Officers are pursuing multiple leads related to the incident.
Brunei's police force has arrested three foreign women aged between 37 and 49 following a raid in the Jerudong district. The operation targeted suspected prostitution activities, with charges expected under the Penal Code.
Police have dismantled a sophisticated online betting syndicate turning over RM27 million daily, resulting in 161 arrests across 19 Klang Valley locations. The operation concealed its activities behind computer companies and other front businesses.
A 32-year-old driver was detained following a vehicle pursuit in Kelantan yesterday after allegedly ramming a General Operations Force vehicle. Authorities recovered an air rifle and ball bearings during the arrest.
Kuala Lumpur police have rescheduled their monthly assembly to evening hours, aligning the gathering with round-the-clock operations and the concentration of criminal activity after dark in Malaysia's capital city.
Police in Melaka have arrested 21 Chinese nationals suspected of operating a fraudulent investment scheme that deceived victims into transferring money for non-existent opportunities. The busts represent a significant crackdown on organised financial crime.
Police have arrested a local man in Kajang following a two-year manhunt linked to a gang robbery incident at a condominium. The suspect is being held for further investigation into his alleged involvement.
Police have arrested a 20-year-old driver who forced his way through a roadblock instead of stopping. The incident highlights ongoing traffic enforcement operations across the country.
Thai police have arrested an alleged drug network intermediary in Phayao as part of a widening investigation into heroin trafficking to Australia. The suspect allegedly coordinated deliveries through encrypted messaging under the alias 'Rin Rin' and worked alongside a senior organiser.
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Malaysian police have arrested seven individuals, including the ringleader, for their involvement in an organised lorry theft operation that targeted bonded cargo and caused RM1.23 million in losses nationwide.
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Malaysian police have arrested 135 drivers suspected of operating vehicles under the influence of drugs during a three-month enforcement operation. Commercial motorists accounted for nearly 90 percent of those detained.
A three-day anti-drug operation across Pahang has resulted in 333 arrests and the seizure of illicit drugs, cash and vehicles valued at over RM500,000 as authorities intensify efforts against trafficking networks.
Police arrested two drug suspects after a high-speed pursuit through Kuala Lumpur ended in a collision with three other vehicles on Jalan Kuching, marking another incident of dangerous driving linked to narcotics trafficking.
Malaysian police have dismantled a significant drug trafficking operation following coordinated raids in Cheras on June 20, resulting in the seizure of RM135.63 million in controlled substances and the arrest of seven individuals.