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KLANG: The number eight and yesterday's date 08.08.08 did not prove to be auspicious for some members of the Gang 08. Many, especially the Chinese community in Malaysia, celebrated the day with dinners, parties and even mass weddings.
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KUALA LUMPUR: The recent murders of three youths in Pengkalan Balak, Malacca, were not because of gang-related activities, but over a dispute involving a girl. Malacca police chief Datuk Chuah Ghee Lye said initial investigations revealed several possibilities behind the brutal murders.
...(The two biggest secret societies in Malaysia are Wah Kee and Ang Bin Hoey, which emerged shortl...Gang 35 in Kulim, Gang 24 in Batu Caves, Gang 08 in Serendah, Gang 08 in Rawang and Gang 18 in Baha...
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PORT DICKSON: Police dug up a 50-year-old grave to exhume the remains of a murder victim who was shot dead in Kuala Lumpur in November last year. Gunaseelan's body was placed on top of the 50-year-old remains of a businessman from Port Dickson who had died of tuberculosis and was buried in the grave at the Taman PD Utama Chinese cemetery half a century ago.
... that Gunaseelan, 35, was a member of Gang 08 and was shot dead by another gang member, follo... from Hospital Universiti Kebang-saan Malaysia (HUKM) exhumed Gunaseelan's remains. His remains w...
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1Malaysia may be a concept by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak, but racial unity has been practised by Malaysians even before it was conceived. Life & Times talks to people whose friendships have gone beyond race and religion. FRIENDS AT WORK
... get to spend much time with the rest of the gang but "I meet them sometimes at the cafeteria for lu...
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EVERY four years, the rest of the world enjoys the Olympics while Malaysians travel down that familiar road of excuses, underachievement and envy. Excuses is what happens when a string of the country's world- ranked badminton players blame their defeat on everything from misreading the draft in the stadium to misreading their opponents' play.
... badminton court where Wong Choon Hann and gang came up short in the crucial third game. Hard to b...
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KUALA LUMPUR: The godfather of the Mamak Gang arrested on Saturday is to be questioned in connection with last year's RM50 million microchip heist in Penang. Federal CID director Datuk Christopher Wan said the 46-year-old suspect would assist police in investigations into the case, dubbed "Malaysia's biggest robbery".
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THE National Service programme was introduced on Feb 16, 2004 to inculcate patriotism and discipline in youths. Overall, the NS has been highly popular. Former participants speak highly of their "different and exciting" experiences and take home great memories.
... in 2004 at Kem Sintok, Universiti Utara Malaysia. He misses it till today. He says that if not for ... wardens keep a sharp lookout so quarrels and gang fights do not occur. A monitoring committee has be...
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KUALA LUMPUR: Several more people, including those with the title "Datuk", will be arrested soon for being members of the country's largest loan shark network, Criminal Investigations Department director Datuk Seri Mohd Bakri Zinin said yesterday. He declined to reveal their identities.
... involved in rape and murder cases in Malaysia. Since 2005, police have arrested 772 foreigners a..., police are tracking members of the Deva Gang who were involved with the RM3.5 million heist at ...
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KUALA LUMPUR: Police are on the verge of closing the file on the Deva Gang following the seizure of a cache of arms and the arrest of three more suspects over the past several days. The arms, believed to be several assault rifles and a pistol, were found in a flat in Bandar Rahman Putra, Sungai Buloh, yesterday morning.
... police team comprising commandos from Malaysia and Thailand. Following their arrests, police made...
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PUNK'S got a bad rap. From eating garbage to gang fights, punk groups are shunned - or feared - by the Malaysian public. If you caught ntv7's Edisi Siasat special on punks last month, you may be forgiven for thinking that they eat rubbish. The gripping investigative series featured the punk scene in Muar, Malacca and Kuala Lumpur, with scenes of this group of people eating food out of garbage dumps.
