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Malay Mail
6 days ago
- Malay Mail
Mohamed Usuf steps up as Kuala Lumpur's acting police chief, pledges safer city
KUALA LUMPUR, July 18 — Kuala Lumpur deputy police chief Datuk Mohamed Usuf Jan Mohamad has been appointed acting Kuala Lumpur police chief, effective today. He replaces Datuk Rusdi Mohd Isa, who was appointed director of the Bukit Aman Commercial Crime Investigation Department (CCID) on June 25. The handover-of-duties ceremony was held at the Kuala Lumpur contingent police headquarters (IPK) and witnessed by Datuk Hamzah Ahmad, director of Bukit Aman's Integrity and Standards Compliance Department. Hamzah, in his speech, said the handover-of-duties ceremony was not merely symbolic or an administrative process, but reflected trust, responsibility, and the determination to uphold that trust for the benefit of the people and the nation. He also congratulated Mohamed Usuf on his appointment as acting Kuala Lumpur police chief until a new chief is named. 'I am confident that with his extensive experience, credibility, and leadership, this contingent will continue to achieve success, maintain stability, and earn the respect of the community,' he said. Meanwhile, Rusdi, in his speech, expressed his appreciation to the Kuala Lumpur contingent police personnel for their commitment to ensuring the success of various initiatives throughout his more than a year of service. 'I urge them to continue carrying this responsibility with an unwavering spirit. We are not only safeguarding security but also upholding the trust of the community and the future of the nation,' he said. Earlier, speaking at the Kuala Lumpur police chief's monthly assembly, Rusdi said index crime statistics in Kuala Lumpur for the first six months of this year recorded a 28 per cent drop compared with the same period last year. 'Violent crime decreased by 29 per cent, from 790 cases in 2024 to 563 cases in 2025 for the same period. Property crime also recorded a 27 per cent drop, from 3,377 cases in 2024 to 2,453 cases this year,' he added. — Bernama
Borneo Post
03-07-2025
- Borneo Post
294 trainees complete police training at Pulapol Kuching
Hamzah (third left) presents an award to a recipient in recognition of outstanding performance during the training programme. KUCHING (July 3): A total of 294 trainees have successfully completed their six-month basic training under the Police Constable Basic Training Programme (PLAK) at the Police Training Centre (Pulapol) here today. Gracing the passing out parade was Bukit Aman Integrity and Standards Compliance Department director Datuk Hamzah Ahmad, who said the event not only marked the conclusion of their training but also the beginning of a lifelong duty to serve with honour and integrity as members of the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM). According to Hamzah, the cohort comprises individuals from a variety of academic and skills backgrounds, including seven with the Malaysian Skills Certificate, 233 with the Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM), one with the Sijil Tinggi Agama Malaysia (STAM), 42 with the Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia (STPM), nine with diplomas, and two with other qualifications. 'This shows that the PDRM welcomes recruits from diverse academic and skill backgrounds, adding value to the force,' he said. Hamzah also highlighted the evolving challenges faced by the police today, noting that officers are now dealing with both conventional crimes such as robbery and theft and modern threats, including cybercrime, online scams, misinformation and social media slander. 'In today's fast-paced digital and social media landscape, every member of the police force must be intelligent, technologically literate snd uphold integrity without compromise. 'The credibility of the force lies in the actions of each of its members. He also paid tribute to the trainers for their dedication and professionalism, describing the quality of the graduates as a reflection of their commitment. He concluded by urging the trainees to uphold the dignity of the uniform and the name of PDRM. 'Serve with sincerity. Be firm without brutality, approachable without weakness, and professional in all circumstances 'The people's trust in the police depends on your ethics and conduct in the field,' he said. During the event, three trainees were honoured for their outstanding performance throughout the course. Constable Alfred Johari from Platoon 10/Bravo, 26, who holds a bachelor's degree and hails from Pitas, Sabah, was named Best Academic Trainee. The Best Outdoor Training Trainee award went to Constable Azroy Azmon Juanis, 21, from Platoon 4/Alpha. He holds the Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) and comes from Kampung Indah Nabawan, Sabah. Meanwhile, Overall Best Trainee was awarded to Constable Suhaimi Sarman, 25, of Platoon 6/Alpha. He holds the Sijil Tinggi Pelajaran Malaysia (STPM) and is from Kampung Pulau Gaya, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah. complete lead Police Constable Basic Training Programme trainees
Sinar Daily
25-06-2025
- Business
- Sinar Daily
Finance officer loses over RM4 million to online investment scam
The 60-year-old woman lodged a police report at the Timur Laut IPD, claiming she had been deceived by an investment scheme known as 'KKR Investment'. 25 Jun 2025 08:45pm Photo for illustration purposes only. GEORGE TOWN - A finance officer from a local consultancy firm has lost RM4.17 million after falling victim to an online investment scam recently. Penang police chief Datuk Hamzah Ahmad said the 60-year-old woman lodged a police report yesterday at the Timur Laut district police headquarters (IPD), claiming she had been deceived by an investment scheme known as 'KKR Investment'. He said the victim first came across a KKR Investment advertisement on Facebook in early March and clicked on the link provided. "She was then contacted via WhatsApp by a woman who later added her to a WhatsApp group called 'Kumpulan Analisis Kewangan Saham Malaysia' (Malaysian Stock Financial Analysis Group)," he said in a statement today. Hamzah said the suspect promised high returns within a short period, depending on the amount invested. The victim was also instructed to download an app called 'KKR INV' via a given link to register and begin investing. Between March 10 and June 13, the victim made 76 transactions amounting to RM4.17 million to eight different company bank accounts before realising she had been scammed. "She became suspicious when she was unable to withdraw the profits displayed in the app and was instead asked to make additional payments,' Hamzah said. The case is being investigated under Section 420 of the Penal Code for cheating. - BERNAMA More Like This
The Sun
25-06-2025
- Business
- The Sun
Finance officer loses RM4.17m in online investment scam in Penang
GEORGE TOWN: A finance officer working at a local consultancy firm has lost RM4.17 million after being deceived by an online investment scam. The incident was reported at the Timur Laut district police headquarters yesterday. Penang police chief Datuk Hamzah Ahmad stated that the 60-year-old victim encountered an advertisement for 'KKR Investment' on Facebook in early March. After clicking the link, she was contacted via WhatsApp by a woman who later added her to a group named 'Kumpulan Analisis Kewangan Saham Malaysia'. The suspect promised high returns within a short period, depending on the investment amount. The victim was instructed to download an app called 'KKR INV' through a provided link to register and start investing. Between March 10 and June 13, the victim transferred RM4.17 million in 76 transactions to eight different company bank accounts. She only realised she had been scammed when she could not withdraw the profits displayed in the app and was instead asked for more payments. The case is being investigated under Section 420 of the Penal Code for cheating. Authorities urge the public to be cautious of online investment schemes promising unrealistic returns.
Barnama
25-06-2025
- Business
- Barnama
Finance Officer Loses Over RM4 Mln To Online Investment Scam
GEORGE TOWN, June 25 (Bernama) -- A finance officer from a local consultancy firm has lost RM4.17 million after falling victim to an online investment scam recently. Penang police chief Datuk Hamzah Ahmad said the 60-year-old woman lodged a police report yesterday at the Timur Laut district police headquarters (IPD), claiming she had been deceived by an investment scheme known as 'KKR Investment'. He said the victim first came across a KKR Investment advertisement on Facebook in early March and clicked on the link provided. 'She was then contacted via WhatsApp by a woman who later added her to a WhatsApp group called 'Kumpulan Analisis Kewangan Saham Malaysia' (Malaysian Stock Financial Analysis Group),' he said in a statement today. Hamzah said the suspect promised high returns within a short period, depending on the amount invested. The victim was also instructed to download an app called 'KKR INV' via a given link to register and begin investing. Between March 10 and June 13, the victim made 76 transactions amounting to RM4.17 million to eight different company bank accounts before realising she had been scammed. 'She became suspicious when she was unable to withdraw the profits displayed in the app and was instead asked to make additional payments,' Hamzah said. The case is being investigated under Section 420 of the Penal Code for cheating. -- BERNAMA
