Johor Bahru 1st Ever Ketamine Lab Run By Mafia 36 Malaysia 3rd August 2016

Ops. Ivory.

Pembenterasan sindiket dadah melibatkan Gang 36 India dan membongkar makmal dadah Ketamine pertama negara di Ulu Tiram. Pagi ini mulai jam 4.10 pasukan STING telah melancarkan lima serbuan di sekitar Johor Bahru dan berjaya menangkap seramai 23 lelaki India (4 tempatan dan19 rakyat negara India) ahli sindiket dadah termasuk ketuanya. Operasi ini turut membongkar makmal dadah Ketamine pertama di negara ini di Ulu Tiram dgn 'tukang proses' didatangkan dari India. Sejumlah 269kg dadah bernilai RM16.1 juta disyaki Ketamine turut dirampas.

The Biggest Catch Of the Year by Malaysia Police ( Sting Unit ) in Drugs Department.The first ever  Ketamine Lab Was hunt down by police and have arrested 4 locals and 19 india nationality,this lab was under the influence of Mafia Geng 36 idians which is well known for various type crime in the state .Congrats Police

Myanmar Slaughtered Brutally In Nagasari Prai Bunterworth Penang

BUTTERWORTH: Three Myanmar nationals were found murdered at Lorong Nagasari here this morning. The three were believed to have been slashed to death in the 6.30am incident. 

Another Myanmar national, meanwhile, managed to escape with serious injuries. State Criminal Investigation Department chief Datuk Razarudin Husain said the two murder victims and the injured person were occupants of a terrace house at Lorong Nagasari, while the other murder victim was not an occupant of the house.

 "The four were believed to have been slashed by a group of men during a fight at about 6.30am," he said adding that the victims were aged between 26 to 30 years old.

Batu Caves In Front Rani Liquer Shop Shootout BANG BANG!

Batu Cave - Shooting and Men Slaughtering Seems to be getting very famous nationwide.after the Publika Brutality ..Another case in Batu Cave

Suspect Indetified By Police To help Investigation On the Brutally Salughtereed and killed Destiny Pub Staff at Reublika Dutamas

Police believe that the attack was triggered by a fight that broke out among a group of friends last week

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  Sentul police chief ACP R. Munusamy said six men fought among themselves in the club last week, resulting in their expulsion by bouncers.
  
  The management later lodged a police report against three men who started the brawl. Two of them were arrested and charged while the other went on the run, he said.
  
  "We believe the group returned on Wednesday to attack the management because of the police report," he said.

Real Estate Agent Shot to Dead 6th July 2016

The Star - A real estate agent was shot dead at close range by two unknown assailants on a motorcycle while driving her luxury MPV in Taman OUG here.

Her eight-year-old daughter, who was sitting in the front passenger seat, was also shot and is in critical condition.

City CID chief Senior Asst Comm Rusdi Mohd Isa said the incident occurred at 2.28pm on Wednesday along Jalan Hujan Mas.

“We rushed to the scene and found the woman’s body motionless in the Toyota Vellfire.

“Based on our investigations the victim had come out to eat at a restaurant nearby.

“She was driving with five children and a maid when two men on a motorcycle approached the vehicle and opened fire,” he told reporters when met at the scene.

He said the suspects are believed to have fired five shots at the vehicle with one hitting the 32-year-old woman in the neck.

“Her daughter who was sitting next to her was also shot and has been rushed to the Universiti Malaya Medical Centre for treatment,” he said.

ACP Rusdi said police hope to get a clearer picture of the incident once they acquire footage from the CCTV cameras in the area.

He added that the woman’s body would be sent to the same hospital for a post-mortem.

He said the case has been classified as murder.

“We have yet to establish motive for the murder,” he said, urging anyone with information to contact the police hotline at 03-2115 9999 or visit the nearest police station.

Destiny Pub Became Final Destination for Its Staff In Parang Attack

DETINY PUB BECAME FINAL DESTINATION

KUALA LUMPUR: Six men were arrested this morning over a stabbing incident that occurred at the Destiny Pub, Jalan Dutamas here yesterday.

According to ASP Stephen Genason from the Sentul IPD, the six suspects, believed to be involved in the incident, were arrested at approximately 2am this morning from various locations.

Police said, two men and a woman were attacked by men with parangs outside the Destiny Pub yesterday.

The incident occurred at approximately 11pm last night when one of the victims, who was sitting outside the pub, was attacked by men who alighted from two vehicles that had stopped outside the pub.

“CCTV footage showed that one of the suspects attacked the victim while the others ran into the pub, which had no CCTV,” Genason said in a statement.

He added that witnesses around the area all said that the attackers wore face masks and got away in a single vehicle.

One of the male victims and the woman, were pronounced dead on arrival at the Hospital Kuala Lumpur while the third victim, still remains in critical condition.

Brutal Slaughter Murder At Publika Solaris Dutamas Sentul

SLAUGHTERED ALIVE AT DUTAMAS SOLARIS

CCTV Footage Of Incident

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KUALA LUMPUR: Two people are dead while another is in critical condition following an attack by a group of men armed with parang at a pub along Jalan Dutamas 1 here.

Sentul OCPD Asst Comm R. Munusamy said the incident occurred at around 11pm on Wednesday.
“We received a call via MERS 999 that a man armed with a parang had slashed another man in front of a pub at Publika, Solaris Dutamas.

“Based on CCTV footage from the area, two vehicles had stopped in front of the pub and at least six suspects armed with parang and wearing masks got out.

“One of the suspects approached the victims, who were sitting in front of the pub, and began brutally attacking them while the other suspects were seen going into the pub,” he said when contacted Thursday.

He said two victims, a man and a woman, aged 21 and 23 respectively, were pronounced dead upon arrival at the Kuala Lumpur Hospital while another man whose identity has yet to be ascertained is in critical but stable condition.

“Post mortems on the two victims revealed that they died from multiple incised wounds.

“Following the murders, we arrested six suspects at around 2am on Thursday,” he said.

ISIS DECLARE WAR WITH MALAYSIA

PETALING JAYA (THE STAR/ASIA NEWS NETWORK) - A gun-toting adult is surrounded by children, and a teen standing away from the group is seen cradling an AK-47 assault rifle.

The man is wagging his right index finger back and forth, and talks in a mix of Bahasa Malaysia and what sounded like Arabic.

He expresses gratitude to Allah for "easing our journey and jihad" and for appointing them as "soldiers of Tawhid (The Oneness of God)".

He called out to the authorities of the nusantara (archipelago) - especially in Malaysia and Indonesia.

"Know this ... we are no longer your citizens, and have liberated ourselves from you," he said as the camera panned to show a goateed man nearby holding another Malaysian passport.

"With His permission and His assistance, we will come to you with a military force that you cannot overcome.

"This is Allah's promise to us," he said.

This footage is seen in one of the video clips released by the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).

The man also referred to the toppling of governments and leaders who did not follow Islamic principles to make way for the supremacy of Islam.

Shortly later, he threw his passport into the middle of the circle, and the children followed suit.

A young boy stepped forward with a silver lighter and uttered Bismillah before lighting up a folded piece of white paper.

He then placed it among the pile of documents to set the heap ablaze, a sight which is greeted by raucous cheers and singing from the other children as their fists punched the air.

The scene then moves to a classroom setting, depicting children wearing songkok chanting during religious lessons supervised by an adult, and undergoing combat training under the watchful eyes of another.

They also go through outdoor learning sessions, where a man in a red headwrap conducted quizzes for his young charges.

In another clip of a sandy clearing surrounded by coniferous trees, children stood in line as they fired rounds from semi-automatic pistols.

In a testament to their tender years, their small bodies jerked back from the recoil, with the hems of their oversized camouflage fatigues falling past their knees.

An adult nearby, clad in camel khakis, long-sleeved shirt and a vest, raised his right fist, shouting takbir as the children followed suit with a chorus of Allahu Akbar (God is Great).

Police Confirms IS Involvement In Movida Bombing and Hunting for Suspects

Terrorism rears ugly head in Malaysia

By Jasmine Andria

jasmine@mmail.com.my

PETALING JAYA —  In a swift counter-strike, police arrested 15 suspected Islamic State (IS) militants, including two cops, in connection with the recent grenade attack at the Movida Kitchen Bar and Club Lounge in Puchong Jaya last Tuesday.

They also seized an assortment of weapons, IS-related literature and other paraphernalia.

Counter-terrorism specialists, who have now widened their net to bring in more suspects, also disclosed that a Malaysian masterminded the June 28 attack which left eight people injured and several others traumatised.

Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar identified the mastermind to be 26-year-old Muhammad Wanndy Mohamad Jedi, who remains at large in Syria, and is reportedly linked to the beheading of a foreigner, purportedly a spy, there.

Khalid’s disclosure yesterday affirms Malay Mail report following the blast attack at the lounge which highlighted the IS link.

The police crackdown, which took place in the Klang Valley and northern states, began days after the incident and continued until last weekend. All those detained were between 19 and 52 years old.

Last Friday, two factory workers were detained in Port Klang after investigations revealed they were individuals who hurled the hand grenade at the lounge.

“The two had received instructions from Muhamad,” Khalid told a press conference at Bukit Aman yesterday.

Police are now looking for Md Saifuddin Muji, 28, and Jasanizam Rosni, 33, both believed to be senior IS members here.

Khalid urged the public to come forward should they have any information on the terror group and also on the whereabouts of the wanted duo.

Police warned that more attacks had been planned, and assured police were on heightened alert.

“These militants were directed by Muhamad to attack our prime minister, high-ranking police officials and other entertainment outlets.”

On the involvement of the cops with the terror outfit, Khalid said the two were attached with the Kedah police contingent.

“One was to protect a senior IS member from being arrested, while another was to raise funds for IS terror activities by committing robberies in the city.”

Investigations also revealed the hand grenade used in the attack was one similar to that used for military training and believed to have been smuggled from a neighbouring country.

On June 29, Malay Mail front-paged that police were probing terrorism links for the attack after a man, pledging allegiance to IS, claimed responsibility.

The said individual in the Facebook post said the attack was in retaliation to social activities held during Ramadan, and was believed to have been uploaded by Muhamad using Abu Hamzah Al- Fateh as his Facebook identity.

Khalid reiterated his previous proposal to the government to place all entertainment outlets in one area for security reasons.

“Clubs and pubs are everywhere. It is hard for us to keep an eye on each one of them. If they were gathered in one area, it would be easier for us to carry out our duties and prevent such incidents.”

Police And Public Of Penang

George Town folk started their day this morning with heavier than usual traffic in the city’s streets as police mounted blocks on roads leading to the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission’s (MACC) state headquarters and the courthouse complex.

According to The Star Online, George Town OCPD Asst Comm Mior Faridalathrash Wahid said the blocks were set up to ensure a smooth journey for officials sending Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng to the Sessions Court to face two corruption charges.

“We are not trying to cause trouble to the people but we have to do that for smooth court proceedings,” he was quoted saying, adding that the number of people allowed into the courthouse would also be monitored by police.

The news portal said thousands were late for work due to the bumper-to-bumper crawl along Jalan Pangkor to Jalan Sultan Ahmad Shah before the MACC building and slow traffic on Lebuh Farquhar near the Penang courthouse.

The portal said the blocks affected those heading to several schools in the city such as the Convent Light School, St Xavier’s Institute and SMK Hutchings.

At the courthouse on Light Street, a massive crowd of leaders and supporters gathered since the early morning to show support for Lim.

When Lim’s counsels arrived at about 9am, the crowd swelled to more than several hundred, many milling around the compound as police stopped them from entering the already-packed courtroom.

Lim’s father and Gelang Patah MP Lim Kit Siang arrived at about 9.45am to loud cheers from those gathered.

Shortly after, Lim was brought to the complex, earning more cheers.

The Penang chief minister is expected to be charged under Section 23 of the MACC Act and Section 165 of the Penal Code.

Section 23 of the MACC Act covers the offence of using one’s public office or position to obtain gratification for decisions made, while Section 165 of the Penal Code — which was used to convict former Selangor mentri besar Khir Toyo — pertains to the same offence.

He is expected to be charged over the rezoning approval of Magnificent Emblem’s application to convert agricultural land to residential purpose.

He is also expected to be charged over his house purchase, which was allegedly below market value.

Attorney-General Tan Sri Mohamed Apandi Ali confirmed to Bernama yesterday that he will lead the prosecution team in Lim’s case.

Magnificent Emblem's director Phang Li Khoon, who was also arrested yesterday, is also expected to be charged today.

- See more at: http://www.themalaymailonline.com/malaysia/article/tight-security-in-penang-as-guan-eng-awaits-corruption-charges#sthash.hlsjU6jR.dpuf

Serdang Bombing Explosion At Movida

SERDANG: Eight people were injured in an explosion at the front porch of a nightspot in IOI Boulevard here.

Selangor deputy CPO Deputy Comm Datuk Abd Rahim Jaafar said the incident occurred at about 2.15am, Tuesday.

It is learnt that patrons of the establishment were watching a Euro 2016 football match when the explosion occurred.

Puchong Fire and Rescue Department chief of operations Mohd Hisam Mat Yasih said a distress call was received at about 3am.

DCP Rahim confirmed the explosion was caused by a hand grenade.

A security guard working at the area said he saw smoke billowing from the nightspot after the explosion.

He said he saw three patrons injured by shards of broken glass.

A staff member of the nightspot said there were more than 20 patrons at the establishment, which was screening the Round of 16 match between Spain and Italy.