PETALING JAYA: A young man is fighting for his life at Tengku Ampuan Rahimah Hospital in Klang after an accident on Sunday, allegedly involving Sekinchan assemblyman Ng Sue Lim (pic).

The incident occurred just after midnight at a traffic light junction near the Selangor Industrial University (Unisel) in Section 7, Shah Alam.

Ng is believed to have lost control of his car after hitting the road divider.

KUALA LUMPUR: City police seized RM9 million worth of syabu following the arrests of four men on Tuesday. Three were arrested at the Low Cost Carrier Terminal of the Kuala Lumpur International Airport, while the other, in Cheras.

City police chief Datuk Wira Muhammad Sabtu Osman confirmed the arrests this morning.

SEREMBAN: A former bank staff was charged at the Rembau Magistrate’s court this morning with the murder of four members of his family early this month.

Rasidi Ismail is alleged to have murdered his grandparents Atan Daud, 86, and Sufian Keatas, 80; his father Ismail Awang, 76, and sister Siti Khadijah, 22, on Jan 5 at his house and an adjacent house in Gemencheh.

No plea was recorded.

Rasidi was picked up 48 hours after the murder, near an overhead bridge at the Masjid Jamek LRT station in Kuala Lumpur.

PETALING JAYA: One of the lawyers acting for Catholic newspaper Herald had an early morning shock when he found his law firm broken into.

It is learnt that an employee alerted the lawyer, Derek Fernandez, at 7.45am when the former reported for work.

PUTRAJAYA: The Home Ministry will only move in to arrest suspects once it is sure the individuals can shed light on the perpetrators behind the church arson attempts.

PETALING JAYA: It was a family affair for two house break-in syndicates crippled by police in the Klang Valley last week.

The first syndicate was headed by two brothers and the other by a couple. Both syndicates are believed to have been operating since October last year.

Sources said the syndicates would not only break into houses and cart away jewellery and electrical appliances but also the vehicles parked in the porch.

KUALA LUMPUR: The mother of nine-year-old girl Venusha Rita whose half-naked body was found in a water retention pond in Jalan Semarak two weeks ago was released today.

However, police are seeking the extension of the remand order on one of the suspects, a man said to be Venusha's close relative, to assist them in completing their investigations. His remand is scheduled to end on Wednesday.

KUALA LUMPUR: The girl whose half-naked body was found floating in a water retention pond at Lorong Gurney,

PETALING JAYA: It doesn't take that much to steal a Toyota, surprisingly.

All one needs to do is to Google and you are on your way to "owning" one.

A probe by The Malay Mail revealed that one particular device — known as the Toyota Key Maker (TKM) — can be easily purchased online.

KUALA LUMPUR: Proton cars continue to hold the unenviable record of being the most sought-after vehicle by thieves in 2009 — a "record" it has held since 2005.

Statistics released by the police to The Malay Mail revealed that 5,920 Proton cars were stolen between January and October.

KUALA LUMPUR: A US-based Korean came to Malaysia to meet his African Internet chat "sweetheart" but ended up lodging a police report after realising that he had being duped.

He lost USD60,000 (RM202,560) in the process, City police chief Datuk Wira Muhammad Sabtu Osman revealed at a Press conference early this morning.

He said the victim, in his report with the City police contingent, claimed that he had known the woman through online chatting.

SHE was only nine when her father allegedly started to treat her as a sex slave to satisfy his bizarre sexual needs.

It went on for two years until the Standard Five pupil of a primary school in Setapak could not stand the pressure of keeping the secret and spilled it all to her school teacher recently.

Accompanied by her teacher and her mother, the girl — who is now 11 — went to the Wangsa Maju police  station to lodge a report against her father yesterday.

A new type of Syabu has emerged and is believed to have started hitting the local market since early this year.

The new Syabu which is blue in colour is said to be of higher grade and has a much stronger effect on its users compared to the more common white crystal syabu.

Police has uncovered these following to the blue syabu seizure from a double-storey terrace house in Bandar Puteri, Puchong on Wednesday.

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MALAYSIA is in the spotlight again for credit card fraud.

This time Chennai police in Tamil Nadu allege that they are investigating fraud credit card cases that have links with organised crime in Malaysia.

An online news portal reported that a Singaporean, who was arrested by the Bank Fraud and Credit Card wing of the Central Crime Branch (CCB), in his confession statement said that he paid thousands of ringgit to a Malaysian man for one passport and four fake credit cards.

BUSINESSMAN K. Shanmugam, who was shot dead in a sundry shop in Lukut, Negri Sembilan on Tuesday was robbed by a gunman about a month earlier.
In the robbery, also near a shop in Lukut, the gunman fired a shot at Shanmugam, who operated a transportation company, before robbing him of an undisclosed amount of cash. The shot narrowly missed him.

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The exercise will begin in the Klang Valley and extended to other States as well. The rezoning plan for the Klang Valley is expected to cost RM50 million.

“She likes pink. Whenever we shopped for Raya, she would have all her things in pink, be it her clothes or her shoes,” Nashar said in a telephone interview.

A 14-YEAR-OLD girl was forced to perform oral sex on her mother’s boyfriend in Jinjang. Prior to the incident last week, it is believed the 25-year-old and the girl’s mother were having drinks at a club in the
city and an argument broke out.

They left in separate cars. The man rushed to the woman’s house to find the girl’s mother, but only her daughter was at home.

He then dragged the girl into her mother’s bedroom before allegedly forcing the girl to perform oral sex on him.

THE group of policemen, who had their statements recorded after a raid at a club in Taman Maluri, Cheras, by a Kuala Lumpur anti-vice and gaming department team, will have their cases forwarded to the disciplinary board for further action.

Kuala Lumpur police deputy CID chief ACP Ahrasa said yesterday the group was there for a karaoke session when the raiding team entered early Saturday morning.