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Wanita positif dadah ditahan

MELAKA 26 Okt. - Seorang ibu kepada dua anak antara tujuh ditahan kerana positif dadah dalam Operasi Bersepadu Jabatan Pengangkutan Jalan (JPJ) negeri bersama tujuh agensi lain di Lebuh AMJ berhampiran Hotel Straits Meridian dan Simpang Empat Batu Berendam di sini, malam tadi.
Hasil pemeriksaan mendapati wanita berusia 30-an itu dan bekerja di sebuah pusat hiburan turut tidak memiliki lesen memandu yang sah, manakala kereta Proton Gen 2 dipandunya tidak memiliki cukai jalan dan perlindungan insurans.
Pengarah JPJ negeri, Mohd. Fadhil Hassan berkata, kesemua mereka adalah antara 37 pemandu yang diperiksa oleh Agensi Anti Dadah Kebangsaan (AADK) dalam operasi yang bermula pukul 9 malam hingga pukul 12 tengah malam.
Menurutnya, dalam operasi tersebut 905 buah kenderaan termasuk motosikal dan lori telah diperiksa.
"Daripada jumlah itu, sebanyak 158 kenderaan diambil tindakan dengan 117 saman dikeluarkan kepada pengguna jalan raya. Secara keseluruhan 181 kesalahan telah dikesan dalam operasi tersebut," katanya kepada pemberita di sini, malam tadi.
Turut hadir Pengarah Jabatan Keselamatan Jalan Raya (JKJR), Norazle Sulaiman dan Pengarah AADK, Maizura Zakaria.
Selain AADK, operasi itu turut mendapat kerjasama Polis Diraja Malaysia (PDRM), Suruhanjaya Pencegahan Rasuah Malaysia (SPRM), Majlis Keselamatan Jalan Raya (MKJR) dan Suruhanjaya Pengangkutan Awam Darat (SPAD).
Seramai 141 anggota terlibat dalam operasi itu.
Mohd. Fadhil berkata, JPJ turut menyita lapan motosikal, sebuah kereta dan lori atas pelbagai kesalahan lalu lintas.
Menurutnya, antara kesalahan dilakukan adalah tiada lesen memandu sebanyak 73 kes, menggunakan lampu HID (50), cukai jalan tamat tempoh (23), tidak memiliki perlindungan insurans (23), melanggar syarat vokasional (enam), nombor pendaftaran (empat) dan lain-lain kesalahan (dua).
Beliau menambah, operasi itu bertujuan mengurangkan kadar kemalangan dan kematian selain memastikan pengguna jalan raya mematuhi undang-undang.

Sumber : Utusan Malaysia Online

10 warga Malaysia dihukum penjara di New Zealand

WELLINGTON 26 Okt. - Seramai 10 orang rakyat Malaysia yang cuba menyeludup dadah ke New Zealand di dalam kasut yang dipakai mereka dijatuhkan hukuman penjara sehingga 10 tahun oleh Mahkamah Tinggi Auckland, hari ini.
Mereka ditahan ketika tiba di Lapangan Terbang Antarabangsa Auckland April lalu, setelah pegawai kastam mendapati mereka berjalan dalam keadaan mencurigakan.
Mereka dijatuhkan hukuman penjara selama sembilan tahun 11 bulan hingga 10 tahun enam bulan.
Setiap seorang daripada mereka didapati menyorok dadah jenis methamphetamine seberat 800 gram hingga sekilogram di dalam kasut.
Kumpulan penyeludup dari Malaysia itu merupakan kumpulan utusan dadah paling ramai memasuki New Zealand yang ditangkap dalam masa yang sama.
Peguam bela berkata, lapan orang lelaki dan dua wanita itu direkrut sendiri oleh peminjam wang haram kerana terlibat dengan dadah, hutang perniagaan, perubatan atau perjudian dan masalah kewangan lain.
Hakim mengarahkan kebanyakan daripada defendan menghabiskan hukuman penjara selama empat tahun dan enam bulan sebelum melayakkan diri untuk parol. - dpa


Sumber : Utusan Malaysia Online

Taktik pengedar dadah sembunyi dalam semak gagal

Suspek yang dipercayai di bawah pengaruh dadah diberkas anggota polis selepas bersembunyi seketika di dalam semak di Kampung Bintang, Temerloh, awal pagi kelmarin.

TEMERLOH 26 Okt. - Cubaan seorang lelaki yang dipercayai pengedar dadah bersembunyi di dalam semak ketika serbuan polis di rumahnya di Kampung Bintang di sini, awal pagi kelmarin, gagal apabila dia berjaya ditahan pihak berkuasa.
Ketua Polis Daerah, Asisten Komisioner Md. Nor Mansor berkata, ketika ditahan pukul 1.30 pagi, suspek berusia 36 tahun itu, baru dibebaskan dari penjara atas kesalahan mengedar dadah bulan lalu.
Katanya, sebelum itu, operasi di rumah yang dijadikan markas menghisap dadah tersebut hanya menemui dua buah motosikal.
"Ini kerana sebahagian penagih telah melarikan diri selepas menyedari kehadiran polis. Anggota kita lalu berpecah dan meronda di sekitar kawasan itu sehinggalah melihat kelibat yang bergerak-gerak di celah semak.
"Anggota kita terkejut apabila mendapati suspek yang terhuyung-hayang cuba melarikan diri tetapi gagal apabila tersungkur kerana khayal selepas mengambil dadah," katanya di sini, semalam.
Kata beliau, siasatan mendapati suspek yang disahkan positif HIV dan menetap bersama ibunya dikatakan aktif mengedar dadah secara kecil-kecilan untuk mencari wang saku bagi menampung perbelanjaan harian.
"Ketika ditangkap, polis menemui lima peket heroin seberat 5.2 gram bernilai RM500 dan dua biji pil Eramin 5 berharga RM60 serta peralatan menghisap di dalam beg galas miliknya.
"Pada masa sama, polis turut menemui beberapa tiub straw kosong digunakan untuk membungkus dadah serta hampir 30 pemetik api dan beberapa jarum suntikan," katanya.
Kata Md. Nor lagi, pengedar terbabit menyedari kehadiran polis selepas melihat cahaya lampu suluh sebelum nekad meniarap di celah semak untuk menyembunyikan diri.
Jelasnya, pengedar terbabit ditahan reman selama tujuh hari bagi membantu siasatan dan siasatan dijalankan di bawah Seksyen 39A (2) dan Seksyen 12 (2) Akta Dadah Berbahaya 1952.

Sumber : Utusan Malaysia Online

Police foil drug trafficking ring, seize drugs worth RM550,000

IPOH, Oct 24 (Bernama) -- Police believed they have foiled a drug trafficking ring, which had been active in Ipoh, Batu Gajah and Kampar, with the arrest of eight men in three raids in the city last Saturday

Bukit Aman Narcotics Crime Investigation Department director Datuk Noor
Rashid Ibrahim said during the raids, various types of drugs worth RM550,000, as
well as drug paraphernalia, were seized.

"Among the seized drugs are 8.002kg of heroin, 1.219kg of syabu, 30 litres
of liquid syabu, 108gm of ketamin and 21gm of psychotropic pills," he told
reporters at the Perak police contingent headquarters here today.

He said the seizure was the biggest in Perak so far.

Apart from the drugs, police also seized cash of RM32,131, as well as seven
vehicles, jewellery and nine mobile phones valued at RM371,000.

Noor Rashid said the suspects, aged between 26 and 36, comprised seven
people who hailed from Perak and one from Melaka.

He said the first three suspects were nabbed in the raid on a condominium unit in Taman Meru Impiana here at 4.45pm.

During the arrest, one of the suspects sustained bodily injuries after he
tried to jump from the balcony on the first floor in a bid to escape the police,
he said.

"Police found several packets of heroin, syabu, ketamin and psychotropic pills in the house," he said.

Noor Rashid said the second raid was done on a house in Jelapang Tambahan at
around 5pm where various drug paraphernalia were found and two more men were
arrested in Taman Silibin Mewah.

On another raid on a hut in a banana plantation in Taman Suria, Tanjung Rambutan at 5.15pm the same day, police also arrested three men and seized 26
barrels of Acetone, four pots of liquid syabu, and more than four gunny sacks of
caustic soda flakes and other drug paraphernalia, he said.

Noor Rashid said initial investigation found that two of the eight suspects had previous criminal records related to drugs and robbery.

All of them have been remanded until Oct 29 to facilitate the investigation
under Section 39B of the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952 which carries a mandatory
death penalty upon conviction.

In TEMERLOH, a man who had just been released from prison last month was
rearrested in connection with drug trafficking.

The 36-year-old suspect was hiding in a bush in Kampung Bintang when he was
arrested at 1.30am.

Temerloh police chief ACP Md Nor Mansor said five packets of heroin weighing
5.2gm worth RM500 and two Eramin Five pills worth RM60 were found in his
backpack.

"Police also found empty straw tubes used to repackage the drugs, almost 30
lighters and needles in the man's backpack," he said.

Md Nor said during the arrest, the suspect was high on drug and initial
investigation found that he had been operating a small-scale drug trafficking
operation in the district. - Bernama



SUMBER : NST ONLINE

RM228m drug haul at entry points

Federal Narcotics Department director Datuk Noor Rashid Ibrahim says most of the traffickers are from West African countries.

KUALA LUMPUR: Enforcement agencies have stopped RM228 million worth of drugs from reaching our streets this year.

The drugs -- syabu, ketamine and heroin -- were mostly seized at airports and other entry points into the country, said Federal Narcotics Department director Datuk Noor Rashid Ibrahim yesterday.

The amount of heroin seized until Oct 18 this year increased a whopping 89 per cent compared with the same period last year.

"Drug syndicates will usually use airports as the entry points to bring in the drugs," he said.

Police also arrested 119 suspected traffickers, mostly foreigners, at the five international airports in the country.

"Most of these traffickers are drug mules from Western African countries, but Iranians made up the highest number of those arrested."

In the last three weeks, 24 suspects have been arrested for drug trafficking.

More than 56kg of drugs were seized by police during the arrests.

On Oct 9, a Nigerian and an Indian were arrested separately after they were found with more than 10kg of syabu, valued at RM2.14 million.

It was reported that the country was being used as a transit point before the drugs were smuggled into other countries, including Australia.

Noor Rashid said police were keeping watch over the country's land and sea entry points.

This year, 132,851 people have been arrested for various drug offences, an increase of three per cent from last year.

"We will continue to improve enforcement, intelligence and international co-operation towards clamping down on traffickers." 

SUMBER : NST Online

Penjual barang lusuh ditahan edar 10,642 biji pil eramin

A. THAIVEEGAN bersama Ketua Jabatan Siasatan Jenayah Narkotik Selangor, ACP Nordin Kadir menunjukkan kotak hadiah berisi sebahagian 10,642 pil ekstasi yang berjaya dirampas sewaktu sidang media di IPK Shah Alam, semalam

SHAH ALAM 5 Okt. - Polis menahan seorang penjual barangan lusuh dan merampas 10,600 biji pil Eramin 5 bernilai kira-kira RM265,000 yang disembunyikan dalam dua bungkusan hadiah dalam dua serbuan di sekitar Ampang dekat sini, Ahad lalu.

Timbalan Ketua Polis Selangor, Datuk A. Thaiveegan berkata, dalam serbuan pertama di Taman Muda, Ampang, pukul 1 petang, suspek berusia 52 tahun ditahan semasa membawa satu bungkusan hadiah bersaiz kecil yang mengandungi 1,000 biji pil Eramin 5.

Beliau berkata, hasil soal-siasat terhadap suspek membawa polis ke rumah sewanya di Taman Lembah Maju, Ampang dan menemui satu lagi bungkusan hadiah bersaiz sederhana mengandungi 9,600 biji pil Eramin 5.

"Kita juga menemui 42 biji lagi pil Eramin 5 di dalam kereta suspek yang dirampas semasa penahanannya di Taman Muda Ampang," katanya kepada pemberita di pusat media Ibu Pejabat Polis Kontinjen (IPK) Selangor di sini hari ini.

Tambah Thaiveegan, pihaknya kini menyiasat kaitan suspek dan penglibatannya dengan sindiket pengedaran dadah.

Ujar beliau, lelaki itu kini ditahan reman hingga 9 Oktober ini bagi membantu siasatan mengikut Seksyen 39B Akta Dadah Berbahaya 1952.

CREDIT : Utusan Malaysia Online