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Cops arrest man, seize RM35,300 worth of drug-laced fruit drinks meant for Kuantan entertainment centres

Police in Pahang have busted the distribution of drug-laced fruit-flavoured drinks to entertainment centres in Kuantan, following the arrest of a 42-year-old man today.

KK Mart attacks: Pahang police record statements from four individuals

Pahang police have recorded statements from four individuals to assist in the investigation of a molotov cocktail being thrown at the KK Mart branch in Sungai Isap, here on Saturday (March 30).

Three suspected gang members killed in shoot-out with police

Three foreigners, suspected of being members of the 'Centro Gang', which is believed to be responsible for several cases of breaking into jewellery shops, involving losses of more than RM4 million, were killed during a shoot-out with the police at KM17 Jalan Pekan-Kuantan bypass yesterday.

Three men suspected of rioting at Temerloh accident nabbed

Police have arrested three men suspected of being involved in rioting and hurling abusive language towards police officers, and assaulting members of the public at the accident location at KM127 of the Kuala Lumpur-Kuantan road near Temerloh.

IP on Sanusi, Jengka assemblyman submitted to DPP last month: police

The investigation papers (IP) on two PAS politicians over statements they allegedly made before the Pelangai state by-election in Bentong recently, have been submitted to the deputy public prosecutor's (DPP) office, according to Pahang police chief Datuk Seri Yahaya Othman.

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