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Twelve arrested after World Cup final brawl at Johor Bahru restaurant

Twelve men, including three with prior criminal records, were arrested after a violent fight broke out at a restaurant in Johor Bahru where patrons had gathered to watch the Fifa World Cup final. Police are investigating the incident as rioting while armed with a weapon

Elderly gunman held over triple killing in Kota Tinggi; personal debt emerges as possible motive

Police arrest 71-year-old licensed firearm holder near scene, rule out links to gang activity or terrorism for now

Police rescue teenagers forced into online sex scam syndicate in Johor

Two minors and one man were rescued in Op Bugil as police uncover abuse, forced labour and extortion by syndicate active since November

Drug syndicate operating from luxury apartment busted during police raid

Nine arrested as police uncover drug lab, karaoke lounge hidden in gated Johor apartment; RM1.72 million worth of drugs seized in early morning raid

Albertine’s kidnapping: cops looking to extend 31-year-old suspect’s remand

With today being his last day on remand, Johor police chief says extension necessary so further investigation can be done into man who was found with missing 6-year-old
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FIFA slams FAM: Forged documents, fines and 12-month suspension rattles Malaysian football

World football’s governing body has sanctioned the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) and seven naturalised players for using falsified documents to secure eligibility in the Asian Cup qualifier against Vietnam in June

Unofficial tally: GRS dominates Sabah election as BN and Warisan make gains, DAP defeated

Early results show GRS leading with a strong foothold, while BN and Warisan see notable victories. DAP fails to retain any seats in a dramatic shift

Duck and cover? FashionValet bought Vivy’s 30 Maple for RM95 mil in 2018

Purchase of Duck's holding company which appears to be owned wholly by Datin Vivy Yusof and husband Datuk Fadzarudin Shah Anuar was made same year GLICs invested RM47 mil

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