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Police Bust First Known Cocaine Vape Syndicate, Seize RM7.2 Million In Products
The vape liquid is believed to have been smuggled from Singapore and was intended for VIPs and international markets.
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"Mama, Please Help Release Me" — Malaysian Woman's Trip With Friends Takes Terrifying Turn
She is believed to be a victim of human trafficking in Cambodia.
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JPN: Women Were Paid RM200 To RM3K To Pose As Mothers In Fake Birth Certificate Scheme
In some cases, men were also found registering as the biological fathers of babies acquired from third parties.
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Loan Shark Caught On Video Firebombing Woman's Home In Kepong Baru
The video came with a chilling warning: if she failed to repay her debts, the perpetrators would return daily to harass her.
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Abuse, Prostitutes & Impossible Targets: M'sian Gives Inside View Of Laos Scam Syndicate
The 23-year-old victim said he "lived in hell" for six months.
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M'sian Is Kidnapped By Friend Of 10 Years & Sold To Syndicate In Myanmar
There, he was tortured and held for ransom.
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Malaysians Among Over 100 Foreigners Detained In Bali For Visa Fraud & Cybercrime
In photos released by the Indonesian authorities, the detained Malaysians and others were lined up on the ground outside a villa in Tabanan.
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Malaysian Woman Lured With RM10,500 Job Offer In Singapore Ends Up With Myanmar Syndicate
The victim is now believed to be operating as a love scammer on Facebook, under the condition that she find two more victims to replace herself.
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Singaporean Loansharks Set Malaysian Woman's Pahang Home On Fire & Threatens Her Kids
"After setting our house compound on fire, the loanshark demanded SGD3,000 (RM10,332) as 'fees' for the person who was hired to set the house on fire," the wife claimed.
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MACC: Officers In 5 M'sian Banks Arrested For Helping Scammers Steal RM1 Million A Day
At least 20 employees of the five major banks, including auditors and frontline officers, reportedly facilitated international scammers in opening accounts, which were used to illegally transfer up to RM200 million within months overseas.
