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Authorities in Johor have detained a pair of 19-year-old college students for questioning following the discovery of a deceased newborn girl in a toilet bowl at a rented residence in Taman Setia Mutiara, Kluang.
Malaysian authorities have arrested 16 people, including eight women, in connection with a large-scale international scam ring that defrauded US citizens through coordinated online schemes.
Bukit Mertajam MP Steven Sim has urged authorities to conduct a comprehensive investigation into a human trafficking syndicate discovered in Berapit, emphasising the need to prosecute all those involved, including ring leaders.
A Sessions Court in Sepang has mandated psychiatric evaluation for a 37-year-old unemployed man following his guilty plea to insulting and threatening members of the Terengganu royal family on social media platforms.
A Kuala Lumpur man faces arrest following discovery of prolonged sexual abuse of his teenage daughter. Her pregnancy brought the five-year ordeal to light, prompting police intervention and investigation.
More than 100 victims of investment fraud gathered in Kuala Lumpur today, calling on police to accelerate investigations into 18 companies suspected of running syndicated scams across multiple platforms.
A woman has been remanded in custody for 14 days following her arrest in connection with a fabricated kidnapping incident. Police investigations revealed significant contradictions in her version of events.
A woman appeared in Sepang magistrate's court facing murder charges related to the death of an Indonesian national at a Bandar Sunsuria residence earlier this month.
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Malaysian police have arrested 58 individuals across the country in a major enforcement sweep targeting illegal World Cup betting operations. The coordinated action demonstrates authorities' intensified focus on combating unlicensed gambling during major sporting tournaments.
Two couples have been rearrested as police investigate mounting allegations of abuse against domestic workers. The case involves charges of voluntarily causing hurt and criminal intimidation.