Crime & Safety news in Seremban
24 stories within reach of Seremban, published in the last 30 days and gathered from Malaysian news sources.
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Teacher pleads not guilty to sexually assaulting two male students
A 46-year-old teacher, Hairul Wakiman, has been charged in the Seremban sessions court with three counts of physical sexual assault against two male students aged 11 and 12. He pleaded not guilty and was granted bail of RM6,000 per charge, with conditions including surrendering his passport and monthly police reporting.
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Teacher pleads not guilty to sexual assault charges involving two schoolboys
A teacher in Seremban pleaded not guilty to three charges of sexually assaulting two male pupils at a school in Jelebu. The court granted bail with conditions, and the case is set for mention on Oct 2.
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Preacher, NGO secretary claim trial to RM13.8m CBT and money laundering charges
A preacher and an NGO secretary claimed trial at the Seremban Sessions Court to charges of criminal breach of trust and money laundering involving RM13.8 million. The case highlights legal actions against alleged financial misconduct.
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Celebrity preacher, NGO secretary face charges over alleged RM12m misappropriation in Seremban court
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) is set to charge a celebrity preacher and an NGO secretary in a Seremban court over alleged misappropriation of RM12 million. The charges relate to funds misappropriated from the NGO.
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High Court dismisses Negeri Sembilan government's bid to evict Undangs from official halls, residences
The Seremban High Court dismissed two applications by the Negeri Sembilan state government seeking to evict the Undangs from their official halls and residences.
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Customs busts smuggling operations involving alcohol, assorted goods worth RM12.2m
The Royal Malaysian Customs Department in Seremban uncovered smuggling operations involving alcohol and assorted goods valued at RM12.2 million. The bust is part of ongoing enforcement efforts against illegal imports.
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Briefing for families of Malaysians missing in Nepal floods today
Malaysia's foreign minister said a briefing will be held today for families of Malaysians still unaccounted for after floods in Nepal.
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Perhilitan captures giant 5.5-metre crocodile after May attack injured retired policeman in Negeri Sembilan
Perhilitan captured a 5.5-metre, 500kg crocodile in Negeri Sembilan, which had attacked and injured a retired policeman in May. The capture was carried out to ensure public safety following the earlier incident.
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Post-mortem shows 11-year-old tahfiz participant found in Lenggeng pond died from drowning, police say no signs of abuse
An 11-year-old boy who was a participant at a tahfiz centre in Kampung Kapal, Lenggeng, was found dead in a nearby pond. A post-mortem confirmed the cause of death as drowning, and police have stated there are no signs of abuse.
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Three-year-old's gold necklace snatched at Nilai food festival, police probe RM2,900 theft
A three-year-old girl's gold necklace, valued at RM2,900, was snatched at a food festival in Nilai. The police have opened an investigation into the theft.
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Nilai private university CFO charged with RM6.56m CBT linked to IRB payments
The chief financial officer of a private university in Nilai pleaded not guilty to criminal breach of trust charges involving RM6.56 million, allegedly related to Inland Revenue Board duty payments.
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Sepang police probe repeated nail-scattering incidents at Cybersouth flyover that endangers motorists
Police in Sepang are investigating repeated incidents of nails scattered on the Cybersouth flyover, which pose a danger to motorists. Authorities are working to identify and locate the individual responsible.
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Man jailed three months for offensive X posts against Terengganu royalty
A man was sentenced to three months' jail by the Sepang Sessions Court after pleading guilty to posting offensive content against Terengganu royalty on X.
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Fake names, dead phone numbers: How Customs unravelled a RM1m cannabis export plot at KLIA
Customs officials at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) foiled an attempt to export cannabis worth RM1 million by using fake sender and recipient details. The drugs were discovered in a shipment destined for Australia, and investigations are ongoing.
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Soldier injured in accidental shooting during firing practice in Port Dickson
A soldier suffered facial injuries after being accidentally shot by a colleague during a firing practice in Port Dickson. The incident is under investigation.
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Plantation brawl in Port Dickson leaves three foreign workers dead, one injured
A fight at a plantation in Taman Lin, Port Dickson, killed three foreign workers and injured another. Police are investigating the incident.
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Police: Chinese national detained after allegedly disrupting passengers at KLIA, later admitted to psychiatric ward
A 27-year-old Chinese national was detained at Kuala Lumpur International Airport after allegedly disrupting passengers. Police later admitted him to a psychiatric ward for evaluation.
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Someone left two suitcases at KLIA's Lost and Found, Customs found RM3.8m in cannabis — and more hidden in toy boxes
Customs officers at KLIA foiled four drug smuggling attempts last month, seizing cannabis worth RM3.8 million hidden in suitcases and toy boxes. The seizures highlight ongoing enforcement efforts against drug trafficking at the airport.
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Lawyers urge review of RM16,000 fine for teacher who molested pupils
Lawyers have called for a review of a RM16,000 fine imposed on a teacher in Rembau, Negeri Sembilan, for outraging the modesty of three schoolgirls, calling the sentence inadequate and disproportionate.
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Selangor MB says waiting for police technical report on Sunway Lagoon roller coaster incident that hurt 10
Selangor Menteri Besar Amirudin Shari stated that the state government is awaiting a technical report from police regarding the Sunway Lagoon roller coaster incident that injured 10 people. He emphasized that the matter is being taken seriously and that safety measures will be reviewed once the report is received.
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School lab roof collapse in Kuala Pilah triggers chemical removal, JKR safety assessment
The roof of a laboratory at SMK Juasseh in Kuala Pilah collapsed, prompting the removal of chemicals and a safety assessment by the Public Works Department (JKR). No injuries were reported.
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Falling pole kills woman trying to stop fleeing driver in Bandar Mahkota food court
A 47-year-old woman was killed instantly when a falling pole struck her during a chaotic attempt to stop a fleeing driver at a food court in Bandar Mahkota, Kajang. The incident occurred on August 22, and police are investigating.
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Four suspects remanded after 29-year-old slashed with sharp weapons in brutal Kajang roadside attack
Four men were remanded for four days after a 29-year-old man was seriously injured in a roadside attack with sharp weapons in Kajang. Police arrested the suspects, who have criminal and drug records, and are investigating under attempted murder and rioting charges. One suspect tested positive for methamphetamine.
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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.