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    Police corruption: We are all victims

    Police corruption is generally viewed as the abuse of entrusted power and authority for personal gain in the form of cash, sexual favours, valuable gifts (jewellery, watches, golf sets, vehicles, club membership, etc.), overseas holidays, under-valued properties, business partnership (both legitimate and illegal), drugs, promotion and anything that fulfills the desire, lust and greed. The…

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    Trend jenayah siber di P. Pinang membimbangkan

    PULAU PINANG 15 Ogos – Sekurang-kurangnya tiga kes jenayah siber dilaporkan berlaku di negeri setiap hari sepanjang tempoh antara Januari hingga Julai tahun ini. Menyifatkan trend jenayah itu sebagai sangat membimbangkan, Ketua Polis negeri, Datuk T. Narenasagaran berkata, sepanjang tempoh tersebut, sebanyak 731 kes jenayah siber dilaporkan membabitkan kerugian kira-kira RM20.6 juta. Menurut beliau, statistik…

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    War on Drugs: “Malaysia escape route for cartels”

    KUALA LUMPUR: MALAYSIA is seen as an “escape route” by cartels, even though drug trafficking is a mandatory death sentence offence here, as enforcement efforts are not as “aggressive” as those in certain countries in the region. Criminologist Kamal Affandi Hashim said “some neighbouring countries” had a different policy when it came to the war…

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    Review our crime indexes

    THE study of crime focuses on its extent, fluctuations, trends, and contributing factors, treatment, rehabilitation and prevention. Statistical methods and analysis have been used to understand this social phenomenon. Crime statistics have not yet reached a uniformly high stage of development in some nations. This in part accounts for the frequency with which they are misinterpreted….

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    Make CCTVs a requirement for hotels and resorts, says expert

    KUALA LUMPUR: Installation of surveillance cameras should be made a licensing requirement for commercial accommodation. Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) criminologist Dr P. Sundramoorthy said a clear-cut policy should be outlined, requiring closed-circuit television cameras (CCTVs) to be installed in all hotels and resorts. “Installation of CCTVs should be made a requirement for licensing of all…