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Uniformed cops must be present during searches

Federal CID director Comm Datuk Seri Abd Jalil Hassan PETALING JAYA: Bukit Aman has issued a directive that plainclothes personnel making visits for investigations or searches must be accompanied by uniformed police personnel. Federal CID director Comm Datuk Seri Abd Jalil Hassan said the directive was issued to remove any doubts of owners or caretakers to the identity of the investigating policemen who visited their premises. “The raiding officer can also furnish the premises’ owner or caretaker with the number of the nearest police station to verify the policemen’s identities if they are still doubtful, ” he said yesterday. The issue was brought to light after a video of several plainclothes policemen attempting to check an apartment in George Town, Penang, went viral.

Penang chief cop: No search warrant needed when investigating arrestable offence

Four, including teenager, arrested for allegedly scamming 57-year-old man of RM470,000

SEREMBAN: Police have arrested four suspects, including a woman and a teenager, for alleged involvement in a phone scam and cheating a 57-year-old technician of RM470,000. Negri Sembilan commercial crime investigation department (CCID) chief Supt Aibee Ab Gani said the suspects were arrested in separate raids in Penang on Monday (July 12) and early Tuesday (July 13). The suspects were arrested at three separate locations. Three are from Penang and one from Sabah, he said, adding that the suspects are between 16 and 31 years of age. Supt Aibee also said the police would be applying for their remand later. In the case, the 57-year-old technician from Nilai near here lodged a report on July 9 alleging that he had been cheated of RM470,000 by individuals posing as police and Inland Revenue Board personnel.

Toga Limited's Wholly-Owned Subsidiary TOGL Technology Sdn Bhd Collaborates with INTI International University and Colleges for Annual Yippi Sticker Contest

Home / Top News / Toga Limited’s Wholly-Owned Subsidiary TOGL Technology Sdn Bhd Collaborates with INTI International University and Colleges for Annual Yippi Sticker Contest Toga Limited’s Wholly-Owned Subsidiary TOGL Technology Sdn Bhd Collaborates with INTI International University and Colleges for Annual Yippi Sticker Contest KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, July 12, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) will be sealed on 1 August between Toga Limited’s (OTC: TOGL) wholly-owned subsidiary, TOGL Technology Sdn Bhd (TOGL Technology), and INTI International College Subang, for the Annual Yippi Sticker Contest, beginning 1 August to mid-December 2021. The MOU provides both parties an opportunity to initiate joint projects such as promotional programs and activities, on top of the institution’s panel of judges who will be assessing and evaluating all competition entries.

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