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Bukit Aman has arrested a 46-year-old suspected member of Geng TR following cooperation with authorities in India and Thailand. The man was apprehended mid-flight with the aid of an Interpol Red Notice.
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Former MACC chief Tan Sri Azam Baki underwent a two-hour police interrogation at Bukit Aman headquarters in connection with threat allegations lodged by businessman Albert Tei.
Former Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission chief Tan Sri Azam Baki has provided a statement to federal police at Bukit Aman headquarters regarding allegations of criminal intimidation made against him.
Police arrested 51 people during a raid on a hotel party allegedly organised by a Chinese national. The suspects face various drug-related charges, according to Bukit Aman.
Bukit Aman's Criminal Investigation Department chief M Kumar confirms that Naimah, widow of Daim Zainuddin, and her sons are currently outside Malaysia as police attempt to contact them regarding an investigation into an alleged government destabilisation scheme.
The alleged leader of the Geng Rames organised crime syndicate has been detained by police in Kuala Lumpur following an Interpol Red Notice. The arrest was made during a targeted operation.
Bukit Aman authorities have seized electronic waste and assets valued at RM1.26 million following two enforcement operations. Twenty-five foreign nationals, including 24 men and one woman, were apprehended during the raids.