Archive for April 2009



Mat Rempit Robbery Gang Busted

8 April 2009
Kuala Lumpur
A Mat Rempit gang known for robbing pedestrians and youngsters waiting at bus stops has been nabbed after a string of raids in Cheras last month. Known as the Balang gang, some members were detained last August for robbery but the 19-year-old leader laid low before recruiting new members and committing crime [...]

Nigerians Caught for Fake DiGi Job Vacancies

7 April 2009
Kuala Lumpur
Six Nigerians, who are studying at a private college here, are part of a syndicate that has been cheating foreigners into applying for non-existent jobs at DiGi through the Internet.
The syndicate would send e-mail bearing the DiGi letterhead to foreigners from Britain, Pakistan, India, Dubai and the Philippines, duping them into job [...]

Rape Cases Up 300%, Total Cases in 2008 Up 1%

3 April 2009
Kuala Lumpur
Deputy Home Minister Datuk Chor Chee Heung told the Dewan Negara yesterday that compared to 1,241 rape cases reported in 2007, it was much higher in 2008 at 4,959 cases reported, representing about 300 per cent increase.
It is also noted that in the first two months of this year, there were 769 [...]

Four Taiwanese Charged with Trafficking RM61M of Drugs

3 April 2009
Johor Baru
The four Taiwanese chemists who were brought into Malaysia were charged today for trafficking 1,439kg of drugs worth RM61 million. The men are 36-year-old Chung Sheng Wen, 34-year-old Chang Yen Ming, 30-year-old Chang Yung Sheng, and 30-year-old Wu Sheng Yuan. They pleaded not guilty and claimed trial.
They were accused of trafficking Eramin [...]

Canny Ong’s Killer Loses Appeal Against Death Sentence

28 March 2009
Putrajaya
Canny Ong’s killer, 34-year-old Ahmad Najib Aris, has lost his appeal against the rape and murder conviction and continues to face his death sentence. The Federal Court Judge Ahmad Makinuddin said there was adequate circumstantial and forensic evidence to conclude that only Ahmad Najib was guilty for the death of the IT analyst [...]

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