MCPF Seberang Perai Utara DLC Chairman Munusamy Muniandy, Secretary Haribalan Gopal and Treasurer Madzuki bin Md. Nor were present to attend OP Selamat 21 Launch in conjunction with Chinese New Year 2024 at the Sungai Dua Toll Plaza, SPU on 7th February 2024. This OP Selamat 21 was jointly organized by PDRM and Pertubuhan Keselamatan…
MCPF Penang Website Visitors’ Log Hits for January 2024 hit was at an all time high record of 17.51k Hits. Cum-to-Date (95 months) since March 2016 now stands at 570,645 Hits. Sincerest appreciation to our MCPF fraternity, Crime Prevention enthusiast and the general public for their continued interest to keep abreast with Crime Prevention updates….
Criminologists and other crime and policing experts say the approach of top police management, which solely relies on reported cases of police misconduct to gauge its prevalence, is flawed and misleading. They claim that by focusing only on reported cases, the true extent of the problem is underestimated, as many instances of police misconduct are…
MCPF Penang Chairman YBhg. Dato’ Seri Ong Poh Eng was accompanied by Deputy Chairman YBhg. Dato’ Seri K. Pulayantran, Vice-Chairman (II) Rosli Mohamed Ali and Secretary Johnny Michael Tan in paying a Courtesy Visit to TYT Tun Dato’ Seri Utama Ahmad Fuzi bin Haji Abdul Razak at Seri Mutiara on 29th January 2024. The itinerary…
MCPF Barat Daya DLC Chairman James Mohan was accompanied by its DLC Members Gideon Lau Sing Kwang and Nicholas Chang Gim Hooi to participate in a Anti-Bullying and Sexual Harassment Talk at Dewan SJK (C) Wen Khai, Batu Maung on 26th January 2024. James Mohan had the honour of giving the short talk on the…
A productive meeting was held between MCPF Penang and Penang State Education Department at the JPN Pulau Pinang office, Jalan Bukit Gambier on 26th January 2024. MCPF Penang team comprised Vice-Chairman (II) Rosli Mohamed Ali; Committee Member Rahumathullah Ibrahim and Committee Member Joseph Sawaremuthu. A short courtesy call on Tuan Mohamad Said bin Ibrahim, Deputy…
SCAMs and their victims have now become almost daily news… Over press / media and social media. SCAMMERS are continuously SCHEMING on new ways to trap victims. They look for ways to instill fear, to entice too good to be true rewards, to sell false solutions, to manipulate the minds of their intended victims. They…
KUALA LUMPUR: The Commercial Crimes Investigation Department (CCID) anticipates a surge in police reports linked to artificial intelligence technology (AI) due to its prevalence in Malaysia and globally. CCID director Datuk Seri Ramli Mohamed Yoosuf cites the rapid AI development as a concern, as it could be misused for disinformation and misinformation. He mentioned that…
