
MBSA officers remanded for allegedly protecting illegal businesses in Sg Buloh
Their arrest followed two video clips posted on the Hot Burger Malaysia Facebook page.

Their arrest followed two video clips posted on the Hot Burger Malaysia Facebook page.

We are now checking on the information about a handful of officers and policemen protecting the illegal gambling dens, says its Integrity chief.

Mohd Asri encourages people to help the police instead after his videos exposing gambling activities in Sg Buloh gained attention.

Police have the right to deny it, but residents aware of such illegal activities, says man who recorded FB videos on the problem.

The complaint in a Facebook video has garnered over four million views in a day.

The men were caught in a police operation at Bukit Bertam oil palm estate.

Ho oversaw the transformation of once-sleepy Macau into the world’s biggest casino centre, outpacing Las Vegas.

Police are set to embark on a major 'war' with loan shark syndicates, says Abdul Hamid.


LETTER | M'sians are losing out on some RM3 billion in taxes a year from these illegal syndicates.

What has been learned from all these expensive study tours of public servants?

Betting firm's sponsorship also offends Muslims, adds Wanita Umno chief Noraini Ahmad.

Wynn Macau lawsuit marks the first time a casino has been allowed to recover dues in M'sia.

Five M'sians, all in their 20s, were arrested at an apartment on Old Klang Road.

IGP says although arrests dropped from 2017, the amount of cash seized increased by nearly a million.

PARLIAMENT | Finance minister says this aims to address social ills and reduce rakyat's financial burden.

GE14 | He claims BN will eliminate gambling by '100pct' if it wins the state in the coming polls.

As many as 8,435 convicted for khalwat between 2008 until Sept this year, according to S'gor MB.

Johor police to probe one of their own caught out in viral video of vice den.

CID chief says of the number, 413 were the caretaker of the premises while 1,935 others were customers.

An attempt to bring in thousands of gambling machines through Port Klang was foiled by the Royal Malaysian Customs.

Khalid says there were too many cases of operators abusing such licences by turning them into gambling dens.