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Police in Kuala Lumpur have arrested a foreign national and two female accomplices from Thailand and China over passport-related offences tied to an alleged extortion case involving 12 officers.
Malaysian authorities have arrested a dozen police officers accused of attempting to extort RM2 million from a Pacific island nation citizen, marking a significant integrity breach within the force.
Malaysian authorities have arrested twelve police personnel, encompassing higher-ranking officials, in connection with an alleged extortion scheme targeting a Chinese national for approximately RM2 million, signalling intensified internal accountability measures.
Twelve police officers, including a deputy superintendent and assistant superintendent, have been arrested on suspicion of attempting to extort RM2 million from a Chinese national. The arrests highlight escalating concerns over police accountability and misconduct.
Authorities have detained a dozen police officers across multiple ranks in connection with an alleged extortion operation targeting a Chinese citizen for approximately RM2 million.
A Butterworth court has ordered three security guards to pay RM5,000 each after they were convicted of extorting a UNHCR cardholder. The incident occurred last month in Penang.