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Police seized various types of drugs worth RM10.4 million and arrested three individuals in a raid on a three-storey terrace house in Kajang on December 8.

Selangor police chief Datuk Shazeli Kahar said the suspects — two local women and a foreign man aged between 40 and 45 — were believed to have acted as packers at the premises, which was suspected to have been used as a storage facility for various types of drugs over the past three months.

He said that in addition to various types of drugs weighing about 81 kilogrammes, police also seized 1,600 sticks of cigarettes containing suspected ganja buds, estimated to weigh about two kilogrammes, as well as 400 boxes of beverages and bottles believed to contain liquid ecstasy with a total volume of approximately 195.5 litres.

“The raid was carried out by the Selangor Narcotics Criminal Investigation Department (NCID) in collaboration with the Kajang district police headquarters (IPD), based on information and intelligence. We believe all the seized drugs were intended for distribution within the Klang Valley,” he said at a press conference here today.

Other seizures included 1,539 packets of suspected ecstasy powder weighing approximately 50 kilogrammes, ketamine (21.5 kilogrammes), ecstasy pills (2.5 kilogrammes), syabu (980 grammes), Eramin 5 pills (3.5 kilogrammes) and yaba pills (587 grammes).

Shazeli added that the two female suspects were believed to have received a salary of RM5,000 each, while the male suspect was said to have only recently started work after entering the country on November 25.

He said police were still verifying the immigration status of the foreign man with the Immigration Department after discovering that there was no fingerprint entry on his passport.

“All suspects were remanded yesterday for seven days, and the case is being investigated under Section 39B of the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952,” he said.

A police corporal pleaded not guilty at the Magistrate’s Court here today to a charge of dangerous driving and causing the death of a 24-year-old man on November 25.

The accused, Muhammad Zulhairi Shunazar Abdul Shukor, 38, who is attached to the Kuala Perlis police station, claimed trial after the charge was read before Magistrate Nurul Natasha Rizal.

According to the charge, he is accused of dangerous driving that caused a fatal collision with a motorcycle, killing rider Muhammad Firdaus Aiman Zainon at Jalan Persiaran Wawasan, here at 10.20 pm on November 25. 

He was charged under Section 41(1) of the Road Transport Act 1987, which carries a maximum penalty of a RM50,000 fine and up to 10 years’ imprisonment upon conviction.

Magistrate Nurul Natasha granted him bail of RM4,000 with one surety and ordered the suspension of his driving licence pending the conclusion of the case.

The officer also pleaded not guilty to a separate charge of driving without due care and attention, causing an accident at the same time and place that resulted in serious injuries to another motorcyclist, Aliff Noorhakim Alijesree, 25.

Muhammad Zulhairi Shunazar was charged under Section 43(1) of the Road Transport Act 1987, which carries a fine of up to RM10,000 or up to 12 months’ imprisonment upon conviction.

He was granted bail of RM1,000 with one surety for this charge. The court then set Jan 28, 2026, as the next mention date for both charges. 

Kangar police headquarters’ Traffic prosecuting officer, Insp S Mageswaran, appeared for the prosecution, while the accused was represented by counsel Hasnor Arysha Hamdan from the National Legal Aid Foundation.

The police are actively tracking down a suspect believed to be involved in the shooting and stabbing of a police officer and the discovery of a woman’s body inside a car in Simpang Pulai on September 7.

Perak police chief Datuk Noor Hisam Nordin said the suspect is believed to be currently abroad, and efforts to locate the individual are ongoing with the cooperation of Bukit Aman, as well as several relevant agencies and parties.

“The suspect is believed to be abroad, and we are continuing efforts to track him down with the assistance of Bukit Aman, including the involvement of several other agencies to determine his whereabouts.

“The investigation into the case is still ongoing, and police have not ruled out any possibility in the efforts to locate the suspect,” he said.

He said this at a press conference after officiating the 2025 Road Safety Awareness Advocacy Programme (Op Kerja) at Unisem Ipoh here today.

In a related development, Noor Hisam said the police officer who was injured after being shot and stabbed in the incident had been transferred back to his home state of Sarawak on welfare grounds to facilitate follow-up treatment.

“He has no family in Ipoh; therefore, the police, with the consent of Bukit Aman, arranged for his transfer to Sarawak, and he has since returned to duty.

​“The police remain committed to continuing the investigation until the suspect is successfully tracked down and brought to justice,” he said.

Previously, Ipoh police chief ACP Abang Zainal Abidin Abang Ahmad was reported as saying that police had sought the assistance of Interpol to track down the suspect believed to be involved in the shooting and stabbing of a police officer, as well as the discovery of a woman’s body in Simpang Pulai.

In the incident, the 26-year-old police officer from the Simpang Pulai police station was shot in the abdomen and stabbed with a knife while struggling with the suspect.

Two were injured in an accident involving a tanker truck carrying chemicals and a trailer loaded with used iron at KM109 Jalan Kuantan-Segamat near Kampung Gadak Bridge, Muadzam Shah, Rompin, last night.

Pahang Fire and Rescue Department (JBPM) assistant director of operations and rescue, Mohd Salahuddin Isa said his department received an emergency call at 12.52 midnight and eight firemen of the Muadzam Shah Fire and Rescue Station rushed to the scene of the incident.

He said upon arriving at the location, one victim was found to be trapped while the other was removed by members of the public.

“Firefighters removed the trapped victim using special equipment before the driver was taken to hospital,” he said when contacted.

He said further inspection found that there was a leak in the tanker truck and a spill of chemicals, but heavy rain at the time of the accident caused the material to be washed away.

Mohd Salahuddin said the fire department had also reported the chemical spill to the Pahang Department of Environment (DOE) for further action.

Meanwhile, Rompin district police chief Supt Sharif Sharif Mondoi said initial investigations found that the accident was believed to have occurred when a tanker truck driven by a 53-year-old man lost control and then entered the left shoulder of the road.

“The vehicle then swerved to its right and entered the opposite lane before hitting the right side of a trailer driven by a 46-year-old man,” he said.

He said that as a result of the accident, both drivers were injured and were taken to Muadzam Shah Hospital for further treatment.

The accident also caused a blocked road and congestion for about five kilometres, but the vehicles involved have now been moved to the side of the road.

Selangor police are investigating potential gang links in a recent spate of shootings in Klang, as concerns grow over gun violence and organised crime in the state.

Selangor police chief Comm Datuk Shazeli Kahar confirmed that gang activity is a key aspect being considered in the ongoing probe, though he added that no arrests have yet been made in the latest incidents.

“The investigation is still being conducted, and all aspects are being examined,” he said at a press conference today.

The investigation comes amidst a disturbing trend of shootings in the state this year.

In June, a 46-year-old man was shot and killed in his vehicle in Taman Meru Utama, Klang, in a case police linked to organized crime. 

This was followed in October by a shooting in Kuala Selangor over a drug trafficking dispute, which led to 10 arrests. 

The violence returned to Klang on November 29, when a man was shot dead inside his four-wheel-drive in Taman Mesra Indah, and just last week, on December 14, another shooting occurred in the district, prompting the current focus on gang rivalries.

​Shazeli stressed that the investigation into the November and December killings involves multiple aspects that require careful examination.

However, he said no arrests have been made.

A baby foetus discovered in a garbage truck in Bukit Jalil, Cheras, near here yesterday suffered multiple serious injuries to its body.

Cheras District Police Chief ACP Aidil Bolhassan said the male foetus, around 25 weeks gestation and measuring 35 centimetres, had injuries to the abdomen, a fractured skull, and a severed umbilical cord.

“So far, statements have been recorded from four individuals to assist in the investigation,” he said in a statement today.

Yesterday, police confirmed that the foetus was found by an environmental management company worker while unloading trash into a garbage truck at 12.30pm.

The case is being investigated under Section 315 of the Penal Code, which covers the offence of preventing a child from being born alive or causing it to die after birth.

A man who surrendered himself after admitting to murdering his wife several days ago at their apartment in Jalan Tuna, Seberang Jaya, here yesterday has been remanded for seven days.

Seberang Perai Tengah (SPT) police chief ACP Helmi Aris said the Bukit Mertajam Magistrate’s Court issued the remand order, from today until December 18, to facilitate police investigations under Section 302 of the Penal Code.

He said a man turned himself in at 11.30am yesterday, confessing to having killed his wife.

“A police team from the SPT Police Headquarters Criminal Investigation Division went to the apartment, where they found the fully-clothed body of the victim on a mattress in a room.

“The forensics team from the Penang Police Headquarters Criminal Investigation Department, which conducted the investigations at the scene, took some samples and also found a knife believed to have been used in the incident,” he said in a statement today.

Helmi said they are still investigating the motive for the killing, adding that the body had been sent to the Seberang Jaya Hospital Forensics Unit for post-mortem.

He urged those with information to contact the SPT police headquarters or any nearby police station to assist in the investigation.

​Yesterday, Penang police chief Datuk Azizee Ismail confirmed that they are carrying out investigations after a man, 28, turned himself in, confessing that he killed his wife four days ago in Seberang Jaya.

The 44-year-old victim, a single mother of five, married the suspect two years ago.

A 61-year-old man was fined RM2,000 or jailed five months by the Magistrate’s Court for molesting a 20-year-old woman.

Gerard Idit pleaded guilty before Magistrate Dzul Elmy Yunus to committing the offence against the part-time worker at 2pm on April 9 at a hotel banquet office.

The court heard that the victim, feeling unwell, had rested alone when Gerard, a banquet manager known to her, entered, held her by the neck, and molested her.

He was arrested following the victim’s report.

Gerard was charged under Section 354 of the Penal Code, which carries up to 10 years’ jail, a fine, whipping, or any two of the penalties on conviction. 

During mitigation, his counsel requested consideration for a good behaviour bond, citing his remorse, cooperation, and first-time offence.

In another case, two individuals were each fined RM100 or three days’ jail in separate cases for failing to satisfactorily explain suspicious funds found in their bank accounts.

​Muhd Waiz pleaded guilty before Magistrate Marilyn Kelvin to having RM6,000 in his CIMB account on October 24, 2024 at TLDM Sepanggar, which was believed to be fraudulently obtained from one Rozanna Putit.

Aainaa Husna admitted to having RM210 in her Hong Leong Bank account on July 11, 2024 at Bandar Sierra, which was believed to have been fraudulently obtained from one Bibi Nadeela Syamira.

Both Waiz and Aainaa failed to provide a satisfactory explanation on the source of the funds. They each committed an offence under Section 22A(1) of the Minor Offences Ordinance (Sabah) (Cap 80), which carries a fine of up to RM100 or up to three months’ jail, or both, on conviction.

The court heard that in Waiz’s case, the complainant had been lured by an online forex investment scheme promising lucrative returns and transferred RM7,000 into two accounts as investment capital.

When no profit materialised, and further payments were demanded, the complainant lodged a police report.

Further investigation led to the arrest of Waiz on May 19, this year and he admitted that his bank account was used in the case.

Meanwhile, in Aainaa’s case, the court heard that a complainant lodged a report on July 9, 2024 after performing part-time “subscribe and like” tasks via Telegram.

After receiving RM89.60 for 13 tasks, the complainant was instructed to perform a 14th task and transferred RM1,066 into two accounts, but received no payment and was later asked for more money.

Attempts to contact the agents failed, resulting in a loss of RM976.40.

Aainaa was arrested by Commercial Crime Investigations, Perak and failed to justify the RM210 credited into her account.

Deputy Public Prosecutor (DPP) Muhammad Yousof Tahir Mahmood and Inspector Mohamad Hamidi Mohamad Hamzah prosecuted.

A 67-year-old man died after being hit by three vehicles in an incident at Kilometer 29 of the Seremban-Port Dickson Highway (SPDH) early this morning.

Port Dickson District Police Chief Superintendent Maslan Udin said the victim was riding a SYM BX110 motorcycle from Seremban towards Port Dickson when he was first struck from behind by a Perodua Bezza driven by a 23-year-old man at 6.15am.

The collision caused the man to fall onto the road, where he was subsequently hit by two more vehicles — a Nissan Grand Livina driven by a 32-year-old woman and a Perodua Alza driven by a 36-year-old man, both travelling in the same direction.

“The victim suffered severe head injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene. His body was later taken to the Port Dickson Hospital Forensic Unit for post-mortem,” he said in a statement today.

Maslan added that all vehicles involved were taken to the Port Dickson District Police Headquarters before being sent to the Senawang Computerised Vehicle Inspection Centre for further checks.

The case is being investigated under Section 41(1) of the Road Transport Act 1987.

A woman pleaded not guilty in the Sessions Court here today to kidnapping a Bangladeshi businessman in Selayang last June.

Jun’haidati Tukiman, 47, a shop assistant, together with another individual still at large, is accused of kidnapping the 47-year-old man for ransom in front of the An-Nur Mosque, Taman Sri Murni, near here, at 11.30pm on June 26.

The charge was framed under Section 3(1) of the Kidnapping Act 1961, read together with Section 34 of the Penal Code, which provides for a minimum of 30 years and up to 40 years’ imprisonment and whipping upon conviction.

Judge Dr Azrol Abdullah fixed February 13, 2026, for mention of the case.

Deputy Public Prosecutor Vivien Yeap Jie Xi appeared for the prosecution, while the accused was represented by Mohd Zaidi Othman.

On July 30, seven foreign men were charged in the Magistrate’s Court here with the same offence.