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Twelve police officers face concurrent disciplinary and criminal investigations over allegations of extorting RM2 million. The dual-track probe signals serious institutional concern about misconduct within law enforcement.
Police in Kuala Lumpur have arrested two motorcyclists caught performing perilous 'Superman' stunts on the PLUS highway near Hulu Selangor, where riders remove both hands from the handlebars at high speeds.
Malaysian police have dismantled a sophisticated online romance scam operation centred in Alor Star that systematically targeted vulnerable Japanese nationals. Seven Chinese nationals were arrested during a raid on an industrial park facility.
Authorities have remanded a 52-year-old man for two days to investigate allegations he made insulting remarks about Negri Sembilan's royal institution on social media.
Bukit Mertajam MP Steven Sim has urged the Royal Malaysia Police to thoroughly investigate a human trafficking syndicate discovered in Berapit, emphasizing the need to apprehend all perpetrators including masterminds.
Malaysia's police force has applied for an Interpol Red Notice to track down activist Tamim Dahri Abdul Razak, who fled the country while facing charges related to damaging a Hindu sacred symbol in Langkawi.
Police arrested a university student during a raid on a Cyberjaya apartment suspected of operating as a brothel. The student was reportedly attempting to earn money during her semester break.
Police traffic chief Datuk Seri Muhammed Hasbullah Ali has stressed that enforcement measures alone cannot address dangerous road behaviour, calling for stronger education initiatives and community involvement.
Malaysian police have dismantled an illegal World Cup betting call centre operating from Taman Wahyu, Sentul, leading to the arrest of 34 individuals involved in running the unlicensed operation.
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.
Malaysia's online scam losses surged to RM2.97 billion in 2025, nearly doubling from RM1.57 billion in 2024. The Inspector-General of Police warns of escalating cybercrime tactics as authorities launch public awareness campaigns.