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Nearly 7,000 Police Officers to be Deployed for Ops Selamat 24

Nearly 7,000 police officers will be deployed for Ops Selamat 24, an operation focused on ensuring road safety during the upcoming Hari Raya festive season. Authorities will prioritise accident-prone areas along major highways, where an influx of vehicles is expected.

Bukit Aman Traffic Investigation and Enforcement Department director, Comm Datuk Seri Mohd Yusri Hassan Basri, confirmed that 6,957 traffic personnel have been assigned to the operation, which will run from March 29 to April 3. Special attention will be given to 25 hotspots and 46 black spots identified along major highways. Additionally, 407 hotspots and 76 black spots have been located on federal and municipal roads nationwide, all of which will be closely monitored to enhance traffic safety.

An estimated 2.2 million vehicles are expected on highways throughout the festive period. In response, continuous surveillance will be carried out to provide assistance to motorists in cases of emergencies.

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Police Nab Human Smuggling Suspect, Discover 15 Illegal Immigrants in Luxury Vehicle

Authorities have apprehended a 58-year-old man in Kampung Kok Keli, Tumpat, Kelantan, on suspicion of smuggling 15 illegal immigrants from Myanmar using a Mercedes-Benz luxury vehicle. The arrest, part of Op Taring, was conducted by the 8th Battalion of the General Operations Team (PGA) of the Southeast Brigade, according to Commander Nik Ros Azhan Nik Ab Hamid.

According to FMT, the operation led to a raid on a house based on intelligence about human smuggling activities. Upon arrival, two suspects attempted to flee; however, one was successfully apprehended. Authorities discovered 14 men and one woman, all believed to be Myanmar nationals, in a Mercedes-Benz and a Grand Livina parked outside the house. None could present valid identification documents.

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Fourteen Cars Part of an Illegal Race Operation Detained

The police have detained 14 cars as part of an illegal racing operation that took place over two days, focusing on the Bandar Baru Kijal business area. The operation, led by the Kemaman District Police, came in response to complaints from local residents about the noise and disturbances caused by the gatherings. The site was identified as a hotspot where groups not only engaged in racing but also played loud music.

According to Kemaman District Police Chief, Superintendent Hanyan Ramlan, the illegal activities had become increasingly frequent over the past four months, prompting the police to intensify their monitoring efforts. During the operation, the Kemaman District Traffic Investigation and Enforcement Division detained the 14 vehicles, which were then taken to the police station for further investigation. Some of these vehicles were found to have been modified beyond permitted specifications.

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Police Call for Public Assistance to Curb ‘Mat Rempit’ Activities

The Kedah police are urging the public to help by photographing modified vehicles and sharing them on social media as part of efforts to combat illegal racing and ‘mat rempit’ activities. Kedah Police Chief Datuk Fisol Salleh highlighted that the issue of illegal racing and street thugs has persisted for a long time and requires collective action to address.

According to Astro Awani, he encouraged the public to take pictures of any suspicious vehicles, including motorcycles, cars and even bicycles, that have been illegally modified, such as those with flat tyres, removed brakes, or upgraded carburettors. The police will then use these images to trace the vehicles to their owners’ homes.

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Sergeant Faces Investigation for Cash Possession of RM3,753 During Roadblock

A police officer holding the rank of sergeant is currently under investigation for the possession of RM3,753 in cash during a roadblock (SJR) near a location in Selangor on Sunday.

The examination was conducted by the Integrity and Standard Compliance Department (JIPS) of Bukit Aman at the site of the mentioned roadblock, as confirmed by Selangor Police Chief Datuk Hussein Omar Khan.

The examination took place in the early hours around 2:30 am, targeting several traffic personnel engaged in Operation Alcohol. During the investigation, one of the traffic officers was discovered with a sum of RM3,313 in cash, and further inspection of a vehicle revealed an additional RM440 in cash.

In response to the incident, Datuk Hussein Omar Khan stated that a disciplinary investigation has been initiated. The objective is to identify any potential elements of corruption or violations of prescribed procedures.

He further declared that all personnel involved in this investigation would be suspended from the enforcement unit until the investigation is concluded.

Police Corruption Rise as Video of Tourists Bribing Officers in Langkawi Surfaces

The controversy surrounding police officers allegedly accepting RM100 fines from British tourists in Perak takes a new turn as a video emerges depicting a similar incident in Langkawi. The two-and-a-half-minute footage captures a couple, presumed to be European tourists, riding a motorcycle without helmets on the resort island.

In the video, the police apprehend the couple, citing the absence of helmets. However, the face of the officer involved is not visible as the recording discreetly captures the officer suggesting a monetary settlement to avoid a traffic ticket.

District Police Chief of Langkawi, Assistant Commissioner Shariman Ashari, confirmed that the video, uploaded to YouTube on November 10, is under investigation. Preliminary findings reveal that the foreign tourists opted to pay RM100 to evade a police station visit and subsequent fines for not wearing helmets.

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JPJ & Police Christmas Operations Issues 280 Summons in Penang Alone

According to a report by Bernama, the Penang Road Transport Department (JPJ) issued 280 summons for various offences.

The operation was aptly called the Christmas Integrated Ops took place at two locations, one at the Penang Bridge Toll Plaza and the Sungai Dua toll plaza.

The operation was conducted together with the Police from 930pm till 5am.

According to a statement released by JPJ, a total of 280 summonses were issued for various offences, among them not having a driving license, expired road tax, no insurance coverage, registration number plate not according to stipulated specification, not displaying the ‘L’ sticker, no side mirrors and illegal modification of motorcycles.

“The integrated ops aimed to monitor, detect and take action against motorcycle riders or owners who failed to comply with regulations under the Road Transport Act 1987 (Act 333) and the Rules under it,” the statement said.

Photos by JPJ Penang

Cyberjaya Hot Pursuit: 28 Police Cars Chase Perodua Bezza

In a high-stakes law enforcement operation, authorities engaged in a dramatic high-speed pursuit involving 28 patrol cars chasing a Perodua Bezza in Cyberjaya.

The pursuit unfolded after police officers in Petaling Jaya observed suspicious behaviour from the car’s occupants, consisting of three men and a woman. When the police attempted to stop the vehicle, the suspects evaded capture by accelerating, triggering a dramatic chase.

According to NST, during the pursuit, two of the male occupants managed to escape from the vehicle, while a man and a woman were successfully detained by law enforcement. A subsequent investigation of the car revealed the presence of burglary tools, suggesting potential criminal activity.

The Petaling Jaya District police chief confirmed the incident and the subsequent arrest of the apprehended suspects. Authorities are expected to issue a media statement providing additional details about the case.

Second Phase Of Op Hormat To Commence On Friday

The police are set to initiate the second phase of Op Hormat (Respecting Traffic Regulations) in the federal capital, Kuala Lumpur. This two-week operation aims to ensure that city residents adhere to traffic laws and regulations. Kuala Lumpur’s police chief, Datuk Allaudeen Abdul Maid, stated that this operation is a follow-up to the positive feedback received from the earlier operation conducted in July.

The primary objective of Op Hormat is to enhance safety, orderliness, and compliance with regulations in Kuala Lumpur, particularly concerning parking, traffic lights, signages, and other traffic-related matters. The operation will focus on reducing obstructions during peak hours in the morning and evening at 16 key junctions in the city.

According to Bernama, approximately 1,000 officers and personnel from the police, Road Transport Department (RTD), Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL), and the Department of Environment (DOE) will collaborate to carry out this operation. Some of the affected junctions include Jalan Tun Razak / Jalan Ampang, Jalan Tun Razak / Jalan Semarak, Jalan Raja Laut / Jalan Sultan Ismail, Jalan Bukit Bintang / Jalan Raja Chulan, and Jalan Imbi / Jalan Sultan Ismail.

Police Track Driver That Scattered Nails On Road

The owner of a Nissan Almera whose driver was recently caught on camera scattering nails on a road reported to be close to the traffic light area near Pusing, Jalan Ipoh-Lumut here, is being pursued by the police.

Assistant Commissioner Mohamad Roy Suhaimi Sarif, the head of the Batu Gajah District Police, claimed that yesterday his team discovered a trending video on social media about the situation.

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Nearly 7,000 Police Officers to be Deployed for Ops Selamat 24

Police Nab Human Smuggling Suspect, Discover 15 Illegal Immigrants in Luxury Vehicle

Fourteen Cars Part of an Illegal Race Operation Detained

Police Call for Public Assistance to Curb ‘Mat Rempit’ Activities

Sergeant Faces Investigation for Cash Possession of RM3,753 During Roadblock

Police Corruption Rise as Video of Tourists Bribing Officers in Langkawi Surfaces

JPJ & Police Christmas Operations Issues 280 Summons in Penang Alone

Cyberjaya Hot Pursuit: 28 Police Cars Chase Perodua Bezza

Second Phase Of Op Hormat To Commence On Friday

Police Track Driver That Scattered Nails On Road

Nearly 7,000 Police Officers to be Deployed for Ops Selamat 24

Police Nab Human Smuggling Suspect, Discover 15 Illegal Immigrants in Luxury Vehicle

Fourteen Cars Part of an Illegal Race Operation Detained

Police Call for Public Assistance to Curb ‘Mat Rempit’ Activities

Sergeant Faces Investigation for Cash Possession of RM3,753 During Roadblock

Police Corruption Rise as Video of Tourists Bribing Officers in Langkawi Surfaces

JPJ & Police Christmas Operations Issues 280 Summons in Penang Alone

Cyberjaya Hot Pursuit: 28 Police Cars Chase Perodua Bezza

Second Phase Of Op Hormat To Commence On Friday

Police Track Driver That Scattered Nails On Road

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