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A police corporal has pleaded not guilty to charges of possessing nearly 20 grams of methamphetamine discovered in the Kota Baru magistrate's court lock-up, marking an unusual case of alleged misconduct within the justice system.
Malaysia's Transport Minister Anthony Loke announced that the Road Transport Amendment Bill 2025 will be tabled in Parliament on Monday, with passage expected by Tuesday. The comprehensive legislation addresses illegal racing and enforcement measures.
Police have busted a major illegal gambling operation, arresting 58 suspects—including four women—who were allegedly running unlicensed betting rings capitalizing on World Cup fever.
Authorities in Miri have dismantled an operation diverting subsidised diesel through a concealed depot, recovering 15,000 litres and detaining four suspects in Tanjung Lobang.
The Philippine Department of Justice is investigating possible charges against public officials following a May 13 shooting incident at the Senate and Senator Ronald dela Rosa's escape from protective custody the following morning.
Malaysian authorities have arrested and deported two Indian fugitives wanted in connection with a railway bombing in Punjab. The deportation highlights regional cooperation on cross-border crime enforcement.
Three security guards in Butterworth have each been fined RM5,000 by the Magistrate's Court for extorting a UNHCR cardholder last month, marking another enforcement action against unlawful demands from vulnerable persons.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has disputed US Justice Department claims that federal investigations into his conduct originated independently, asserting instead that he is being politically targeted.
An elderly Malaysian man has been sent to jail after failing to settle a RM1,000 fine stemming from an assault on a police officer. He had pushed and slapped a lance corporal during a routine identity verification.