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    网络诈骗无孔不入 警区主任: 我的人也被骗

    (以上照片蔡炎壮(左起)、苏菲安、王宝荣、黎辉蛟和张庆达展示反网络诈骗海报。) 槟城1日讯 – 东北县警区主任苏菲安助理总监感叹,网络诈骗案件及手段层出不穷,连警员也受骗! 他说,网络诈骗的受害者来自各领域及各背景,无论是家庭主妇、教授、教师,“甚至每天都在处理各项罪案的‘我的人’,也就是警员,居然也受骗”。 “诈骗集团每天都在想出新诈骗伎俩,欺骗民众,而警方将继续加强觉醒活动,提醒民众勿受骗。” 苏菲安说,很多人明知道是骗局,但仍因贪婪而上当。 “有人通过网络向人借钱,要借1万令吉,但要先付3万令吉,这不合逻辑。” 他今日出席网络诈骗醒觉活动时,这么指出。 苏菲安说,根据东北县网络诈骗投报数据,警方在2021年接获5228宗投报,2022年收到5861宗投报。 “今年1至4月,警方已收到1861宗投报,与2022年同期增加100宗。” 他说,今年收到最多的诈骗投报案例是网络买卖,澳门骗局和招工作骗局也不少。 他相信,警方将不放弃地,持续与非政府组织联办反诈骗活动醒觉活动,让更多人醒觉。 此活动由马来西亚防范罪案基金会、国际狮子会308 B2区及警方联办。 出席者包括马来西亚防范罪案基金会槟城分会主席王宝荣、东北县主任蔡炎壮、国际狮子会308 B2区总监黎辉蛟及第二专区主席张庆达等。 This article first appeared on ChinaPress. Photos from this article were taken from ChinaPress.

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    Lifelong habit of serving the public

    A veteran activist moves on to a new chapter in life after spending three decades on crime prevention. WHEN talk of crime prevention crops up in this country, the first name that comes to most minds is Tan Sri Lee Lam Thye. The 76-year-old social activist sits down with Sunday Star to share his experience…

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    Criminologist calls for study on effectiveness of capital, corporal punishments, as Malaysia abolishes mandatory death sentence

    Acriminologist has applauded the Malaysian government’s decision to abolish the mandatory death sentence but says scientific studies must be carried out to gauge the effectiveness of capital and corporal punishments. “Malaysia needs a philosophy of crime and punishment model and a study on the effectiveness of the death penalty,” said Associate Professor (Honorary) Datuk Dr…

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    ‘Whistleblowers deserve better’

    PETALING JAYA: Any amendments to the current Whistleblower Protection Act must ensure better protection for whistleblowers, say experts. Transparency International Malaysia president Dr Muhammad Mohan said amendments should allow for whistleblowers to be protected even if their disclosure broke any laws such as the Official Secrets Act, Penal Code or banking secrecy. “Internal whistleblowing should…

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    Charge the ‘lembu’ to stem corruption

    Corruption exists in various public and private agencies in Malaysia, and in some cases, it involves NGOs, too. And the middlemen who facilitate this, especially among civil servants, are fondly known as “lembu” (cow). Sometimes the “lembu” is also referred to as “anjing” (dog) although this term is considered derogatory. Here, I will look at…

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    SOP needed for use of police body-worn cameras

    PETALING JAYA: The authorities should put in place standard operating procedures (SOP) for body-worn cameras (body cams) and use them to provide evidence to address contentious issues with the public, said Universiti Sains Malaysia criminologist Datuk Dr P. Sundramoorthy. He was commenting on a recent video on social media that showed the first batch of Road…