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The Star
a day ago
- The Star
T'ganu sees big jump in drug haul of RM62mil in first six months
KUALA TERENGGANU: Terengganu police have successfully waged war against drugs, with a total seizure value of RM62.97mil from January this year till July 20. Its chief, Datuk Mohd Khairi Khairuddin said the amount was a sharp increase compared to only RM1.32mil for the same period last year. He said that during the same period this year, 7,832 arrests were made under various sections of the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952, including Section 39B, Section 39A (2) and Section 15(1)(a). "Among the drugs seized were syabu, heroin, yaba pills, ketum leaves, cough syrup, ketum water, ganja, Erimin 5 pills and ecstasy pills," he said after the handover of case items from the Narcotics Criminal Investigation Department at the Terengganu police headquarters (IPK) here Tuesday (July 22). Also present was Terengganu Criminal Investigation Department chief ACP Arsad Kamaruddin, who is also the state police acting deputy chief. On another matter, Terengganu police disposed of 56,232.43g of drugs and 2,572.54 litres of illicit substances worth a total of RM1.1mil today, following a court order for cases completed in legal proceedings from 2001 to 2025. On the subject of influencers, Mohd Khairi said the state police are wary of rogue traders who use their legitimate shopfronts as a cover for drug-related activities. He said, however, only one cosmetics entrepreneur in Terengganu has so far been arrested for drug offences. The entrepreneur is a man known as 'Man Hidung' who has already been charged in court. "Don't assume the police aren't aware. We know… and we are monitoring individuals who pose as cosmetics or beauty product sellers to distribute drugs. They will definitely be caught. "Man Hidung was peddling drugs behind a legitimate business," he added. - Bernama
Barnama
a day ago
- Barnama
T'ganu Sees Big Jump In Drug Haul Of RM62 Mln In First Six Months
KUALA TERENGGANU, July 22 (Bernama) -- Terengganu police have successfully waged war against drugs, with a total seizure value of RM62.97 million from January this year till July 20. Its chief, Datuk Mohd Khairi Khairuddin said the amount was a sharp increase compared to only RM1.32 million for the same period last year. He said that during the same period this year, 7,832 arrests were made under various sections of the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952, including Section 39B, Section 39A (2) and Section 15(1)(a). "Among the drugs seized were syabu, heroin, yaba pills, ketum leaves, cough syrup, ketum water, ganja, Erimin 5 pills and ecstasy pills," he said after the handover of case items from the Narcotics Criminal Investigation Department at the Terengganu police headquarters (IPK) here today. Also present was Terengganu Criminal Investigation Department chief ACP Arsad Kamaruddin, who is also the state police acting deputy chief. On another matter, Terengganu police disposed of 56,232.43 grammes (g) of drugs and 2,572.54 litres of illicit substances worth a total of RM1.1 million today, following a court order for cases completed in legal proceedings from 2001 to 2025. On the subject of influencers, Mohd Khairi said the state police are wary of rogue traders who use their legitimate shopfronts as a cover for drug-related activities. He said, however, only one cosmetics entrepreneur in Terengganu has so far been arrested for drug offences. The entrepreneur is a man known as 'Man Hidung' who has already been charged in court. "Don't assume the police aren't aware. We know… and we are monitoring individuals who pose as cosmetics or beauty product sellers to distribute drugs. They will definitely be caught.
The Sun
5 days ago
- The Sun
Mohd Zaini appointed acting Selangor police chief in Shah Alam
SHAH ALAM: Selangor deputy police chief Mohd Zaini Abu Hassan has been named the acting state police chief, effective tomorrow. He replaces Datuk Hussein Omar Khan, who will begin his new role as director of Bukit Aman's Narcotics Criminal Investigation Department (NCID) on July 21. The handover ceremony was held at Dewan D'Cerana, Selangor contingent police headquarters (IPK), with Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) Management Department director Datuk Abdul Aziz Abdul Majid in attendance. In his farewell speech, Hussein thanked PDRM leadership for their trust during his tenure, citing key successes such as a 12 per cent drop in the crime index last year and major drug busts worth hundreds of millions. 'Between 2023 and 2024, Selangor police confiscated over 10 tonnes of narcotics valued at RM300 million, preventing distribution to more than 21 million potential users,' he said. Hussein also noted that arrests in Selangor surged from 22,000 in 2023 to 40,000 in 2024. Commercial crime investigations saw 7,115 cases opened in 2023, with losses at RM510 million, rising to 7,731 cases and RM680 million in losses in 2024. Traffic enforcement issued 1.06 million summonses in 2023, collecting RM135.7 million, while 2024 saw 1.13 million summonses, generating RM128 million. 'These results reflect the hard work and unity of all officers and personnel,' Hussein added. - Bernama
Sinar Daily
16-07-2025
- Sinar Daily
Police confirm nudity part of eHati event segment
"The Queens Night segment was immoral and sexually explicit in nature." 16 Jul 2025 04:18pm Six individual, including the husband and wife who founded the eHati marriage motivation programme were remanded for three days by the Shah Alam magistrate's court on Wednesday. - Photo by Bernama SHAH ALAM – Police have confirmed that nudity took place during a marriage motivation programme called eHati, which was held at a convention centre here last September. Selangor police chief Datuk Hussein Omar Khan said investigations found that the nudity was part of a segment within the event known as 'Queens Night.' "Investigations revealed that nudity involving about four individuals did take place. "The Queens Night segment was immoral and sexually explicit in nature. Activities included a session called 'Rebirth', which was claimed to boost self-motivation," he said during a press conference at the Selangor Police Contingent Headquarters (IPK) on Wednesday. He said the investigation also found that two packages were offered for the programme, known as Package A and Package B. "Participants were charged RM6,000 for Package A and RM9,000 for Package B. "Package B is believed to have concluded with the Queens Night segment. The investigation into this activity is being carried out under Section 294 of the Penal Code," he said. Hussein said the programme was organised by a company and involved certain facilitators and participants who were still under police investigation. "So far, no video recordings or photographs related to the Queens Night have been found. "Only women are believed to have taken part in the event, but police are still investigating if any men were involved," he said. Selangor police chief Datuk Hussein Omar Khan - BERNAMA FILE PIX Hussein added that police also seized several liquids that were used during the programme. He said the liquids believed to have been consumed during the event, were sent to the Department of Chemistry Malaysia to determine if they contained drugs or other prohibited substances. "In addition to Section 294, investigations are also being carried out under Section 509 of the Penal Code and Section 14 of the Minor Offences Act," he said. Earlier, six individual, including the husband and wife who founded the eHati marriage motivation programme, as well as one of their children were remanded for three days by the magistrate's court here on Wednesday. The remand order was issued to assist in investigations related to insulting someone's modesty, indecent behaviour and alleged minor criminal offences. More Like This
The Sun
02-07-2025
- The Sun
Perhentian boat tragedy: Police probe capsizing, skipper tests positive for drugs
KUALA TERENGGANU: Police have recorded statements from three individuals in connection with the boat capsizing incident off Pulau Perhentian waters last Saturday, which claimed three lives. Terengganu police chief Datuk Mohd Khairi Khairuddin said the statements were recorded from three individuals, two men and a woman, aged between 22 and 39, to assist in the investigation. 'We have recorded statements from one of the passengers, the boat skipper, and the boat skipper's brother. More witnesses will be called in to assist with the investigation,' he said. 'All survivors will be called in to provide statements so we can determine what truly happened. Much of what's being circulated now is based on hearsay. Through this investigation, there may be additional evidence we can document,' he said during the duty handover ceremony for the state deputy police chief at the Terengganu contingent police headquarters (IPK) today. At the ceremony, the Terengganu Criminal Investigation Department chief, ACP Arsad Kamaruddin, was appointed as acting state deputy police chief, replacing Datuk Wan Rukman Wan Hassan, who went on compulsory retirement. Mohd Khairi said police are in the process of preparing the investigation papers related to the case, which are expected to be completed within a week. 'Our investigation is focused on the incident itself, to determine whether any criminal elements contributed to it. Other aspects, such as boat or licence violations, fall under the jurisdiction of the Marine Department,' he said. In the 10.30 pm incident on Saturday, S. Arumugam, 40, his three-year-old daughter A. Sarrvihka, and a 10-year-old relative, V. Vennpani, tragically lost their lives. Two others were injured, while 10 passengers survived the tragedy. All the boat passengers, aged between three and 40, were returning from Pulau Perhentian Kecil to Pulau Perhentian Besar after dinner, when their boat was suddenly struck by large waves, causing it to capsize. Besut police chief Supt Azamuddin Ahmad@Abu confirmed that the boat skipper tested positive for drugs and has five prior records related to drug offences. Azamuddin, when contacted by Bernama today, said the 22-year-old suspect, currently under remand to facilitate investigations under Section 15(1)(a) of the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952, is expected to be charged in court tomorrow.
