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Police have crippled a criminal group known as Geng Saga believed to be behind a series of vehicle break-ins and thefts in Kota Bharu and Pasir Mas, solving 10 cases involving losses estimated at RM23,000.

A businessman was charged in the Sessions Court here today with being a member of an organised crime group known as ‘Geng TR’ between 2019 and 2024.

Bukit Aman Criminal Investigation Department director Datuk M. Kumar said the susoect, who is a member of the organised crime group Geng TR, was arrested with the cooperation of Indian and Thai authorities while on a flight from Chennai, India to Bangkok, Thailand before being brought back to Malaysia.

Sentul deputy police chief Supt Jasni Zolpa during a press conference at the Sentul IPD, today. - Photo by Bernama

TikTok Live’s Malam Serumpun: Award Night 2026 on Friday celebrated Malaysia’s growing creator ecosystem and recognised individuals who have turned their passions into digital careers. - Photo by TikTok Live Asia

Eight individuals, including two women, appeared in the Sessions Court today on charges of being members of an organised crime group known as the Geng Adik Labu Besar, last year. - Photo by Bernama

Yesterday, the media reported that police had arrested 10 individuals to assist in investigations into the shooting of the vehicle driven by Mohd Nasaruddin at 5.40am on Feb 25. - Bernama photo

Genetics appear to affect growth differently across life stages, with distinct sets of genes influencing BMI in infancy and adolescence. - 123RF photo

C Navindren Raj, 38, S Sridharan, 30, and S Pratifkumar, 30, had been detained under the Security Offences (Special Measures) Act 2012 (SOSMA) upon their arrival at Kuala Lumpur International Airport earlier today. Photo by Bernama

Muhammad Isa said their performance was featured in an international segment alongside Vietnam and Kazakhstan, where each country was required to showcase a folk song as a representation of its cultural identity. - Photo via Bernama