Detainee who fled Melaka court nabbed 2 days later Posted on 28/11/2024 A customs officer filed a police report at 11.30am on Monday after the detainee fled from the Alor Gajah court complex with both hands cuffed. (Facebook pic) PETALING JAYA: Police have arrested a 38-year-old detainee who escaped from custody at the Alor Gajah court complex in Melaka on Monday. Melaka deputy police chief Nazri Zawawi said a customs officer filed a report at 11.30am on Monday after the detainee, a foreigner, fled from the court complex with both hands cuffed more than an hour earlier. The man was being investigated in relation to a drug trafficking case, he said. The man reportedly fled by pushing away an escorting officer and climbing over the court complex’s fence. In a statement, Nazri said the man was arrested at a durian farm in Taman Melaka Pindah, Alor Gajah, at 6.10pm yesterday following an operation involving the cops and customs department. “The suspect is being investigated under Section 224 of the Penal Code for resisting arrest, which is punishable by up to two years’ jail, a fine, or both, upon conviction,” he said. News
Malaysians visiting Thailand beware: Even two ‘pill kuda’ will get you arrested for suspected drug dealing Posted on 19/11/2024 BANGKOK, Nov 19 — Malaysians, be very careful about what you bring into Thailand as according to their laws even two ‘yaba’ or known locally as pil kuda could have you arrested for suspicion of drug dealing. Kosmo Online reported Sungai Golok District Police Chief, Colonel Jadsadavit Inprapan saying authorities… Read More
Court suggests mediation to resolve Dr M-Anwar suit Posted on 19/11/2024 Dr Mahathir Mohamad is suing over allegedly defamatory statements made by Anwar Ibrahim at a PKR congress last year. SHAH ALAM: The High Court here has suggested that a lawsuit brought by Dr Mahathir Mohamad against Anwar Ibrahim be referred to mediation for resolution. Lawyer Rafique Rashid Ali, appearing for… Read More
Businessman loses RM5.2mil in stock investment scam Posted on 15/11/2024 Terengganu police chief Khairi Khairudin said the victim transferred a total of RM5.2 million in 13 transactions to seven separate local bank accounts. (Bernama pic) KUALA TERENGGANU: A businessman lost RM5.2 million after being duped into investing in a non-existent investment scheme advertised on Facebook. Terengganu police chief Khairi Khairudin… Read More