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Borneo Post
3 days ago
- Borneo Post
Vietnamese boat held after attempting to ram MMEA patrol vessel in Kudat waters
The Vietnamese fishing boat caught for illegal trawling of sea cucumbers in Kudat waters. KUDAT (July 22): A Vietnamese fishing vessel was detained for attempting to ram into a patrol vessel of the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) in Kudat waters on Monday. MMEA Kudat director Maritime Commander Hasbullah Omar said the foreign boat was detected 1.22 nautical miles southeast of Tanjung Bukit Pulau Malawali in Kudat at around 4am on July 21. 'As MMEA personnel approached, the suspects immediately fled the area. They also installed iron bars on the left and right sides of the boat to prevent MMEA from approaching. 'The suspects also tried to ram into MMEA patrol boat in their bid to escape,' said Hasbullah in a statement on Tuesday. A 15-minute chase ended when MMEA personnel jumped onto the boat. After a search, the boat was found conducting illegal trawling of sea cucumbers or gamat. 'About 40 kilograms of sea cucumbers and 300 litres of diesel oil were discovered on the boat. 'Five Vietnamese, aged between 28 and 39, were detained for not having any valid identification documents,' said Hasbullah. The suspects together with the seafood and the boat, worth more than RM2 million, were escorted back to the Kudat MMEA jetty for further action. The case is being investigated under the Fisheries Act 1985 and the Immigration Act 1956/63. Hasbullah thanked the public for their continuous cooperation with the agency to combat illegal activities in Kudat waters.
The Star
5 days ago
- The Star
Teen girls tricked into sending nudes
IPOH: What started as a health check ordered by their 'teacher' turned into a digital trap for two teenage girls in Manjung. They were referred to a bogus doctor who solicited nude photos under the guise of cancer screening. Manjung OCPD Asst Comm Hasbullah Abd Rahman said the victims, both 15, were asked to send photos to the bogus doctor on messaging app Telegram, purportedly for breast and cervical cancer examination. 'Both victims were contacted on the app by another person who assumed the identity of their school teacher,' he said when contacted. 'They were then introduced to the 'doctor' who asked for personal and family information before the photo request.' ACP Hasbullah said they were told that the photos would suffice without needing physical examination, he said in a statement on Saturday. 'The girls only realised they had been scammed after talking to the actual teacher. 'They lodged a police report as they were afraid that their photos would be circulated. 'The case is now being investigated under Section 15(a) of the Sexual Offences Against Children Act,' he added. ACP Hasbullah urged the public, especially parents and school authorities, to be more alert when it comes to current crimes involving sexual offences against children. 'Children, especially pupils and students, should always be reminded not to easily share personal details with strangers. 'We also urge users to activate the two-step verification on the social messaging app as a means to protect their accounts,' he added. Those with information regarding the case can contact investigating officer Insp Nur Munawarah Ahmad on 011-1624 0391 or the Manjung operations room at 05-688 6222 or WhatsApp Hotline at 017-682 8005, ACP Hasbullah said.
The Sun
6 days ago
- The Sun
Police investigate Telegram scam involving teen's nude photos
IPOH: Police are investigating two reports involving a 15-year-old girl who was tricked into sending nude photographs to an individual posing as a medical doctor on Telegram. Manjung district police chief, ACP Hasbullah Abd Rahman (pic), stated that preliminary investigations showed the girl had sent several nude images after being misled by the suspect. The girl claimed the suspect contacted her through Telegram, introducing himself as a doctor conducting remote health screenings. 'She was asked to provide personal and family details, along with nude photographs, allegedly for cervical and breast cancer screening. The victim was told only photos were needed, with no physical examination required. She later realised she had been deceived and lodged a police report fearing the images might be leaked,' said Hasbullah. The case is being investigated under Section 15(a) of the Sexual Offences Against Children Act 2017. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact Investigating Officer Inspector Nur Munawarah at 011-1624 0391 or the Manjung District Police Headquarters at 05-688 6222. Hasbullah advised parents and the public to remain cautious about online interactions, avoid sharing personal details with strangers, and enable Telegram's two-step verification for added security. - Bernama
Barnama
6 days ago
- Barnama
Police Probe Girl Deceived Into Sending Nude Photos Through Telegram
IPOH, July 20 (Bernama) -- Police are investigating two reports involving a 15-year-old girl who was deceived into sending nude photographs to an individual posing as a medical doctor via the Telegram messaging application. Manjung District Police Chief, ACP Hasbullah Abd Rahman, said preliminary investigations revealed that the girl had submitted several nude images after being misled by the suspect. According to the girl, the suspect is believed to have contacted the victim through Telegram and introduced himself as a doctor conducting remote health screenings. 'She was asked to provide personal and family details, along with several nude photographs, allegedly for cervical and breast cancer screening purposes. "She was told that only the photographs were required and that no physical examination was necessary. The victim later realised she had been deceived and lodged a police report out of concern that the images might be leaked," said Hasbullah in a statement today. He said an investigation paper has been opened, and the case is being investigated under Section 15(a) of the Sexual Offences Against Children Act 2017. Members of the public with information related to the case are urged to contact Investigating Officer Inspector Nur Munawarah at 011-1624 0391, the Manjung District Police Headquarters (IPD) Operations Room at 05-688 6222, or the PDRM WhatsApp hotline at 017-682 8005 to assist with the investigation. Hasbullah also advised parents and the community to stay vigilant and be better informed about current issues involving sexual crimes against children. He also advised against sharing personal information with unknown individuals, especially online.
The Star
6 days ago
- The Star
Police investigating case of schoolgirls conned into sending nude photos
IPOH: The police are investigating an incident where two 15-year-old schoolgirls were tricked into sending their nude photos to an individual claiming to be a doctor. Manjung OCPD Asst Comm Hasbullah Abd Rahman said the teenagers were asked to provide their personal and family information, with the photos supposedly required for cervical and breast cancer examinations. ACP Hasbullah said someone who claimed to be a teacher contacted the victims via the Telegram messaging app. "The 'teacher' then introduced the girls to another man who claimed to be a doctor. "The photos were sent through the same app, as it was claimed that photos would suffice without a physical examination," he said in a press statement on Saturday (July 19). "The girls realised they had been deceived after informing their real teacher and subsequently lodged a police report, fearing their photos would be spread. "The case is now being investigated under Section 15(a) of the Sexual Offences Against Children Act," he added. ACP Hasbullah advised parents and school authorities to be more vigilant regarding sexual offences against children. "Children and school pupils should always be reminded not to easily give or share their personal details with unfamiliar individuals. "We also urge people to activate two-step verification on messaging apps to protect their accounts," he said. "Those with information regarding the case can contact investigating officer Insp Nur Munawarah Ahmad on 011-1624 0391, the Manjung operations room at 05-688 6222, or the WhatsApp Hotline at 017-682 8005 to assist with the investigation," he added.
