Updated August 19, 2026 Previous Event(s)MCPF Penang continuously organize, attend and/or collaborate with other Organizations in pursuit of Crime Prevention activities. Below are some of our previous events. Scam Awareness & Disaster Prevention Awareness TalksIn collaboration with Lions Clubs International District 308 B2 – March 10, 2024Main Article – Read Be Smart, Stay Alert –…
HE NST editorial by Sharanjit Singh, “The rot has to stop: Time to end the plunder of the gravy train,” is timely and deserves serious public attention. Its significance extends beyond the individual corruption cases currently before the courts. From a criminological perspective, the more fundamental concern is whether corruption has become sufficiently embedded within…
August 2026: 29.21k Visitors’ Log Hits. CY 2026 To-Date: 292,160 Maximum Unique Visitors per Day: 2.63k; Minimum Unique Visitors per Day: 1.62k Year 2026 Monthly Average: 36,520.00 versus 2025: 13,426.67 / 2024: 13,876.83 / 2023: 9008.33 / 2022: 6,141.67 / 2021: 5,736.00 / 2020: 5,565.75 / 2019: 8,521.00 / 2018: 6,755.00; 2017: 3,254.67 / 2016:…
On Wednesday 26th August 2026 MCPF Barat Daya Interim Chairman Mr. James Mohan attended the ‘Mesyuarat Jawatankuasa Pemulihan Dadah Daerah Barat Daya’ (‘Southwest District Drug Rehabilitation Committee Meeting’) held at the Meeting Room of the AADK Daerah Barat Daya Office chaired by YBrs. Puan Nabihah binti Mohd Saber, Chief Officer of AADK DBD. This crucial…
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia needs to rethink its approach to fighting investment scams as syndicates increasingly rely on sophisticated psychological manipulation rather than simple deception. Senior criminologist Datuk Dr P. Sundramoorthy said the sharp rise in cases and losses showed conventional awareness campaigns were no longer sufficient. He told the New Straits Times that many victims knew scams…
TYT Tun Dato’ Seri Utama Haji Ramli bin Ngah Talib, Governor of Penang was paid a Courtesy Visit on Wednesday 19th August 2026 by Yang Berbahagia Tan Sri Datuk Seri Panglima Lee Lam Thye, former Member of Parliament for Bukit Bintang and the Chairman of the Safe Community Alliance Organization (Pertubuhan Ikatan Komuniti Selamat) at…
The use of police escorts, sirens, and strobe lights for eminent individuals raises issues beyond traffic management or protocol. It is fundamentally about equality before the law, policing legitimacy, public trust and the proper use of state power. Sirens and emergency lights serve a public purpose. They allow emergency responders to move quickly when seconds…
KLIA is an extraordinarily complex environment involving immigration, aviation security, customs, airport operators, airlines, ground handlers, auxiliary police and other personnel. The larger and more complex the system becomes, the greater the possibility of gaps between agencies, responsibilities and lines of accountability. Therefore, when prohibited items pass through an international airport, the question should not…
The increasing number of prominent Malaysian political leaders and policymakers who, over the past decade, have been investigated, charged, tried or otherwise implicated in alleged criminal offences, particularly corruption and abuse of power, should concern us. They should not be viewed as individual cases but as reflections of deeper institutional and political problems. Some have…
