Law Enforcement Activity news in Johan Setia Klang
24 stories within reach of Johan Setia Klang, published in the last 30 days and gathered from Malaysian news sources.
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Customs seize 1,240 sex toys declared as chairs and underwear at Port Klang
Customs officers at Port Klang found 1,240 sex toys in a container declared as chairs and underwear. The seizure was made during an inspection, and the case is under investigation.
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Klang council denies SOP breach during stray dog-catching operation, says animal died in struggle with resident
Klang Municipal Council has denied breaching SOPs during a stray dog-catching operation, stating that the animal died during a struggle with a resident. The council is responding to allegations and clarifying its procedures.
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Police submit Rocky dog death probe in Klang to DPP, owner weighing legal options
Police in Klang have completed their investigation into the death of a dog named Rocky and submitted the papers to the deputy public prosecutor. The dog's owner is considering legal options following the incident.
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Klang council denies SOP breach during stray dog-catching operation, says animal died during struggle with resident
The Klang Municipal Council (MPK) has denied breaching standard operating procedures during a stray dog-catching operation, stating that the animal died during a struggle with a resident. The council is responding to allegations and providing its account of the incident.
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Selangor MB reveals locals shielding Rohingya, warns collusion obstructs enforcement efforts
Selangor Menteri Besar Amirudin Shari revealed that some locals are believed to be shielding Rohingya refugees, warning that such collusion obstructs enforcement efforts. He urged the public to cooperate with authorities in addressing the issue.
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GOF raids seven illegal sand mining sites across three states, seizes RM13m worth of assets
The General Operations Force (GOF) raided seven illegal sand mining sites across three Malaysian states, seizing assets worth RM13 million. The operation targeted illegal mining activities that cause environmental damage and revenue loss. The raids were conducted as part of ongoing enforcement efforts.
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‘No need to escalate’: Selangor police urge public against gathering at court over Rocky case
Selangor police chief Datuk Shazeli Kahar urged the public not to gather at the court over the Rocky case, saying there is no need to escalate the situation. The appeal was made to maintain public order and safety.
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Selangor demolishes 72 illegal factories on government land, majority in Shah Alam
Selangor authorities have demolished 72 illegal factories operating on government land this year, with the majority located in Shah Alam. The enforcement action is part of ongoing efforts to reclaim state land and address unauthorized industrial activities.
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Subang Jaya police open investigation into viral Facebook claim against officers
Police in Subang Jaya have launched an investigation into a viral Facebook post making allegations against officers. The probe aims to determine the validity of the claims and take appropriate action.
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Aviation company denies link to Subang helicopter fire
An aviation maintenance company in Subang Jaya has denied any connection to a Kamov Ka-32 helicopter that caught fire, stating it is not their facility and the helicopter is not their customer. The incident occurred recently, and the company is distancing itself from the event.
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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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PDRM raids Puchong diesel syndicate, makes RM919,022 seizure
Police raided a syndicate in Puchong involved in misappropriating subsidised diesel, seizing items worth RM919,022. The operation targeted illegal diversion of subsidised fuel, a crime affecting Malaysia's subsidy system.
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Selangor DOSH shuts unregistered Kuala Langat site after crane collapse kills two workers
The Selangor Department of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH) has ordered a halt to work at an unregistered construction site in Kuala Langat after a crane collapse killed two workers. The site was not registered with DOSH, and an investigation has been launched under the Occupational Safety and Health Act. The incident highlights concerns about workplace safety at unregistered sites.
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Police lodge report after fake statement linked to deputy IGP spreads on Facebook
The Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) has denied a viral social media post falsely attributed to the deputy Inspector-General of Police. A police report has been lodged, and the public is advised to rely on official sources.
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After ex-PM Ismail Sabri, MACC says ex-minister to be charged with corruption tomorrow
A former federal minister will be charged with corruption in the Sessions Court tomorrow, following the recent charge against ex-PM Ismail Sabri. The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission confirmed the upcoming charge.
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More than 2,300 police deployed for National Day celebrations in Putrajaya
Police have deployed 2,354 personnel to ensure security and order during the National Day celebrations in Putrajaya. The deployment covers various locations and aims to facilitate a safe event for attendees.
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Ex-Tabung Haji chairman, former Treasury sec-gen arrested by MACC over RCI findings
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) arrested a former Tabung Haji chairman and a former Treasury secretary-general in connection with findings from the Royal Commission of Inquiry (RCI). The arrests took place in Putrajaya, highlighting ongoing corruption investigations into the management of Tabung Haji.
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Top court upholds acquittal of Perak man accused of killing dad, says no defence needed on insanity grounds
The Federal Court upheld the acquittal of a 55-year-old Perak man accused of killing his father, ruling that his defence of insanity was not required. The court found that the prosecution failed to prove the case beyond reasonable doubt.
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Penang tycoon Tan Kok Ping loses libel appeal against CM Chow Kon Yeow, ordered to pay RM50,000
The Court of Appeal upheld the High Court's dismissal of Penang tycoon Tan Kok Ping's libel appeal against Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow, ordering him to pay RM50,000 in costs. The ruling affirms the earlier decision in favor of Chow.
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Immigration Dept arrests Pakistani man over alleged use of official logo, warning lights on vehicle
The Immigration Department arrested a Pakistani man in Putrajaya for allegedly using the department's official logo and warning lights on his vehicle. The arrest was made by immigration enforcement officers, and the man is being investigated for impersonating an officer.
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IRB raids premises, investigates individuals named in Tabung Haji RCI report
The Inland Revenue Board has opened investigations into individuals identified in the Tabung Haji Royal Commission of Inquiry report, with raids uncovering discrepancies. The probe is part of follow-up actions on the RCI's findings.
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MACC detains former estate manager over RM8m rubber sapling supply probe linked to Tabung Haji RCI
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has detained a former estate manager of a rubber sapling supply company in the Klang Valley in connection with an investigation into an RM8 million supply probe linked to the Tabung Haji Royal Commission of Inquiry. The detention is part of a broader corruption investigation.
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MACC arrests five more immigration officers over alleged MyIMMs hacking
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has arrested five more immigration officers in connection with the alleged hacking of the MyIMMs system, bringing the total to 12. The arrests are part of an ongoing investigation into the breach.
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Former Tabung Haji CEO arrives at Putrajaya court for remand in RCI probe
A former CEO of Lembaga Tabung Haji has arrived at the Putrajaya Magistrate's Court for a remand hearing related to the Royal Commission of Inquiry (RCI) probe into the pilgrimage fund. The remand is part of an ongoing investigation into the fund's affairs.