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Thai authorities have arrested two suspects in connection with the disappearance of Russian siblings Diana Nazimova, 22, and Roman Nazimova, 17, in Chonburi province. The men have allegedly confessed to killing the pair.
Penang police arrested eight foreign nationals accused of running an online travel scam from a Tanjung Bungah condominium, targeting victims in China and Taiwan with fraudulent Japanese holiday packages.
French authorities have launched a murder investigation after discovering the remains of five infants at a residence in Orange. The discovery followed a woman's hospitalization after delivering a healthy baby.
Police in Dhaka have arrested a 23-year-old man accused of secretly filming female students in a women's washroom at Jahangirnagar University. The suspect was detained after students discovered suspicious videos on his phone.
Authorities have directed investigators to intensify their case against a delivery rider accused of stealing RM10,000 from a misplaced wallet discovered at a supermarket in Semenyih, Selangor.
Police in Kota Samarahan have arrested a woman suspected of stabbing her husband during a domestic dispute. The man suffered serious injuries in the Monday incident at a residence on Jalan Datuk Mohammad Musa.
A Los Angeles judge has ruled that Michael Gledhill, 44, accused of murdering veteran actor James Handy, 81, is mentally incompetent to face criminal prosecution. The court has ordered involuntary psychiatric medication.
Thirteen men arrested in connection with a brawl outside a Kepong nightclub in April are expected to be charged in court today, as authorities move to prosecute those involved in the incident.
Four men have been arrested following a violent altercation at a restaurant in Taman Manis, Kulai, where the dispute escalated into a dangerous brawl with chairs being wielded as weapons.
Terengganu police have arrested a man in connection with allegations of sexually abusing his 15-year-old daughter. The suspect is assisting investigators in Setiu district.
A Malaysian paediatrician based in Perth, Australia has been charged with 33 child sex-related offences following an expanded police investigation involving nine alleged victims.
A woman has been remanded in custody for 14 days following her arrest in connection with a fabricated kidnapping case. Investigators uncovered contradictions in her version of events.
Authorities in Kelantan have detained five individuals following the recovery of two teenage cousins who disappeared from a village near Kok Lanas. The young pair were located safe in Machang.
Police in Rajasthan's Dholpur district are investigating the deaths of two sisters allegedly thrown into a river by family members in a suspected honour killing over an unapproved romantic relationship.
A 35-year-old man in Japan's Mie Prefecture has been arrested for confining his partner's five-year-old daughter in a garbage can for approximately five minutes, claiming it was a form of discipline. The incident came to light when a child welfare centre was notified.
A 19-year-old foreign national appeared in Sandakan Sessions Court on charges of raping a 61-year-old woman on March 21. The case highlights vulnerability of elderly residents.
Police in the Kajang district have arrested a 37-year-old delivery rider on suspicion of taking RM10,000 in cash from a wallet that was misplaced at a supermarket outlet in Semenyih. The incident highlights growing concerns about honesty in the gig economy.
Authorities in Terengganu have arrested a teacher and three other men in connection with suspected cannabis distribution. The arrests followed a police raid at a residence in Kampung Raja, Besut.
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Police have arrested 58 people across Malaysia in a coordinated crackdown targeting illegal World Cup betting syndicates, in a fresh push against unlicensed gambling operations that flood the country during major sporting events.
A 30-year-old Batu Gajah resident has been formally charged with murdering his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend. The alleged incident occurred two weeks prior to the court appearance at the magistrates' court.
Police in Johor Baru have elevated the death of a four-year-old child to a murder investigation, resulting in the victim's stepmother facing court charges following a determination of blunt force injuries.
An elderly Malaysian man has been imprisoned for defaulting on a RM1,000 fine stemming from an assault on a police lance corporal. The incident occurred when he resisted an identity verification request.
Authorities in Pekan have arrested three individuals—a workshop proprietor, automotive technician, and cleaner—suspected of manufacturing and peddling fraudulent medical certificates that fraudulently bore a government physician's credentials.
Three people were arrested in Pekan, Pahang on charges of selling and forging medical leave certificates. The suspects allegedly acted as intermediaries in an organized operation, with authorities now hunting the main suspect believed to be a government clinic employee.