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Thai police are investigating the deaths of five people in Chonburi—two Russian siblings and a Thai family of three—allegedly killed by suspects posing as police officers. Four perpetrators are believed involved; two are in custody.
Police have dismantled a major online betting operation generating RM27 million daily during the World Cup period. The crackdown resulted in 161 arrests across 19 Klang Valley locations.
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.
Authorities in Macau have detained a 24-year-old Malaysian man suspected of planning to transport nearly 3kg of heroin worth approximately RM2 million. He was reportedly recruited by a Malaysian drug syndicate and offered RM3,000 for his role.
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Malaysia's maritime authorities have arrested two brothers following the interception of a substantial drug shipment estimated at RM6.95 million off the Tanjung Piai coast in Johor, marking another significant success in combating regional trafficking networks.
Police have arrested 331 individuals and dismantled illegal betting networks worth RM2.63 million tied to FIFA World Cup 2026, marking a major enforcement push against unlicensed gambling operations nationwide.
Two British defendants will stand trial at Woolwich Crown Court over a major 2024 cyberattack on Transport for London. The breach exposed 10 million passenger records and caused £39 million in losses, with investigators linking the attack to the Scattered Spider criminal collective.
Singapore police arrested three Malaysian men within six hours of their arrival, suspecting they came to gather scam proceeds and withdraw money from ATMs for an organized crime syndicate operating across the region.
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.