Law Enforcement Activity news in Malaysia
24 stories across Malaysia, published in the last 3 days and gathered from Malaysian news sources.
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Provoking dogs to attack may be an offense: Penang DVS
Following a viral video of a pet dog attacking a stray in Tanjung Bungah, Penang's veterinary department says provoking a dog to attack may be an offence under the Minor Offences Act, and urges public to report such cases.
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Murad Zaidi's defamation suit against Caprice heads to trial as mediation fails
The defamation suit filed by Murad Zaidi against influencer Caprice will proceed to trial after mediation failed. The case involves allegations of false and malicious content posted on Instagram, and a consent order was previously recorded for removal of the statements.
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Sarawak's 17 new seat proposal on display from today; Kuching parliamentary constituency gains Tabuan Jaya seat
The Election Commission has begun a 30-day public display of its proposal to add 17 new state seats in Sarawak, increasing the total from 82 to 99. One of the new seats, Tabuan Jaya, will be added to the Kuching parliamentary constituency, with its boundaries detailed. The public can view the proposals and provide feedback at designated centers, including the Kuching South City Council hall.
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RM120.43 million drugs to be disposed, Sabah JSJN continues fight against syndicates
Sabah police will dispose of drugs worth RM120.43 million from 5,732 investigation papers. The disposal will occur in Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan. Ops Bayu operations have led to 41 arrests, and cooperation with AKPS at KKIA has resulted in 50 cases and 36 arrests since July 2025.
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Report individuals who encourage dogs to attack animals
The Penang Veterinary Services Department urges the public to report individuals who encourage or provoke animals to attack, following a viral video of a pet dog attacking a stray in Tanjung Bungah. The department notes that while the Animal Welfare Act 2015 lacks clear provisions for such cases, the Minor Offences Act 1955 may apply. The Penang City Council has captured the dog involved and is investigating.
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Police are not Superman, take care of health during haze - Mohamad Zainal
Sarawak Police Commissioner Datuk Mohamad Zainal Abdullah reminded police officers on field duty to wear face masks to protect their health during the ongoing haze, following SOPs from the Ministry of Health. He noted that continuous exposure to polluted air can affect respiratory health and eyes, and the police are sourcing N95 masks while still having stock from the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Sarawak police to hunt crime syndicates, drugs using SOSMA
Sarawak police will intensify action against organized crime, syndicates, violence, and drug trafficking, including using SOSMA if sufficient evidence is found. The police commissioner emphasized zero tolerance and noted that some groups are under surveillance, with possible larger operations ahead.
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Haze: Police not Superman, wear face masks in the field
Sarawak Police Commissioner reminds officers to wear face masks due to haze, citing health risks. N95 masks are being sourced, and SOPs from the Health Ministry must be followed.
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11 motorcycles seized in street racing operation in Miri
JPJ Sarawak and JSPT Miri conducted an overnight operation in Miri city center, inspecting 40 motorcycles and seizing 11 for various offenses including riding without a license and illegal modifications. A total of 52 notices were issued.
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Penang vet dept urges police reports if Pearl Hill dog attack was encouraged
The Penang veterinary services department says those who believe a dog owner encouraged his dog to attack a stray at Pearl Hill should lodge police reports. The department found the incident to be a dog fight but noted possible action under the Minor Offences Act if encouragement is proven.
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Nine Bangladeshi men detained without passports
Police in Gua Musang detained nine Bangladeshi men in a Perodua Alza after they failed to produce valid travel documents. The arrests were made during a routine patrol, and the men are being investigated under the Immigration Act.
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GOF seizes 6,000 smuggled Thai saplings worth RM300,000 in Rantau Panjang
The General Operations Force seized 6,000 smuggled plant saplings worth RM300,000 in Kampung Padang Licin, Rantau Panjang. A 61-year-old local lorry driver was arrested, and the suspect is believed to have been involved in smuggling for five years.
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'Wanted' man arrested after 30-minute chase, 6 shots fired
A cable theft suspect with 37 prior records was arrested after a 30-minute chase from the Awan Besar toll plaza on the KESAS Highway to Sri Petaling, Kuala Lumpur. Six shots were fired during the incident.
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Lawyer seeks reduced sentence for Malaysian fraud victim jailed in Japan
The lawyer for a 24-year-old Malaysian sentenced to four years in prison in Japan will return to Japan for an appeal hearing to seek a reduced sentence. The appeal is on behalf of the fraud victim's family.
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'Ultraman' detained near main stage ahead of Sultan Nazrin's arrival at Perak National Day celebration, says state police chief
A man dressed as Ultraman was detained near the main stage at Perak's National Day celebration ahead of Sultan Nazrin's arrival. Perak police chief confirmed the detention, ensuring security for the event.
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'Ultraman' ditahan polis pada Sambutan Hari Kebangsaan Perak
IPOH: Polis menahan seorang lelaki yang mengenakan kostum adiwira ketika majlis Sambutan Hari Kebangsaan 2026 peringkat Perak yang berlangsung di pekarangan hadapan Dewan Bandaran Ipoh, di sini hari ini.
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Sewa kereta kepada warga Rohingya, 34 pemilik kenderaan di Kelantan didakwa di mahkamah
KOTA BHARU: Seramai 34 pemilik kenderaan di Kelantan dihadapkan ke mahkamah atas pelbagai kesalahan termasuk menyewakan kenderaan kepada warga Rohingya yang tidak memiliki lesen memandu sah.
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Suspicious man in Ultraman costume arrested at National Day celebration in Perak
A man wearing an Ultraman costume was arrested at Malaysia's National Day celebration in Perak. Police deployed 525 officers to maintain security at the event.
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Renting cars to Rohingya, 34 owners in Kelantan fined RM34,000
JPJ Kelantan has identified a new tactic where Rohingya ethnic group members rent vehicles, including luxury models, from local residents for daily use. As a result, 34 vehicle owners in Kelantan were fined a total of RM34,000 for allowing their vehicles to be used by non-citizens without proper authorization.
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Police probe viral video of headscarves with incomplete Jalur Gemilang patterns in Subang Jaya
Police in Subang Jaya are investigating a viral video showing headscarves with incomplete Jalur Gemilang patterns being sold. The video sparked public concern over the misuse of the national flag. Authorities have confirmed they are looking into the matter.
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Immigration to seek Thai details on syndicate trafficking China nationals from Cambodia into Malaysia
KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 29 — The Immigration Department will work with Thai authorities to obtain detailed information o...
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Subang Jaya police open investigation into viral Facebook claim against officers
KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 29 — Police have opened an investigation paper regarding a Facebook post that allegedly containe...
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Desa ParkCity family tragedy takes new turn as police reveal illegal investment issue alongside alleged love scam
KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 29 — Police investigating the deaths of a family of four at a Desa ParkCity condominium in Kepon...
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More than 2,300 police deployed for National Day celebrations in Putrajaya
PUTRAJAYA, Aug 29 — A total of 2,354 members and officers of the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) have been assigned t...