Tag: raid

  • Amrin Amin Turun Padang Sertai Operasi Serbuan Banteras Salah Guna Dadah

    Amrin Amin Turun Padang Sertai Operasi Serbuan Banteras Salah Guna Dadah

    Ini jarang-jarang kita saksikan – iaitu Anggota Parlimen sama-sama menyertai operasi anti-dadah di lapangan. AP yang dimaksudkan ialah Setiausaha Parlimen Ehwal Dalam Negeri Amrin Amin, yang turun padang menyertai para pegawai Biro Narkotik Pusat (CNB) pada awal pagi Rabu (12 Jul) untuk melancarkan serbuan ke atas pesalah-pesalah dadah.

    Serbuan tersebut dijalankan ke atas sebuah pusat hiburan malam di kawasan Orchard, dan dilakukan dari waktu tengah malam hingga 4.00 pagi dinihari tadi (12 Jul).

    Seramai lima orang yang disyaki pesalah dadah dicekup semasa serbuan itu, dedah Encik Amrin, menerusi laman Facebook beliau.

    Encik Amrin menyatakan: “Penguatkuasaan adalah teras utama bagi strategi anti-dadah kami. Para pegawai CNB kami bekerja keras, melancarkan serbuan kerap bagi memastikan kelab-kelab dan jalanan kami bebas dadah, di samping selalu mengutamakan negara sebelum diri mereka.”

    CNB: BUKAN LUMRAH, AP SERTAI SERBUAN ANTI DADAH

    BERITAMediacorp difahamkan bahawa bukan menjadi suatu kebiasaan bagi seseorang Anggota Parlimen untuk menyertai operasi serbuan seumpama itu.

    “Encik Amrin menyertai serbuan tersebut untuk lebih memahami dengan lebih lanjut apa yang berlaku di sebalik suatu serbuan itu. Ini bukanlah suatu yang lumrah,” dedah seorang jurucakap CNB kepada BERITAMediacorp.

    Dalam serbuan tersebut, Encik Amrin turut berkongsi beliau menyaksikan sendiri “dedikasi penuh” para pegawai CNB.

    Ini termasuk merancang serbuan itu dengan “teliti”, menguji mereka yang disyaki menyalahgunakan dadah dan menguruskan individu-individu yang ditangkap.

    “Saya berasa penuh yakin dan bangga dengan adanya para pegawai cekap seperti itu yang berkhidmat untuk Singapura. Terima kasih!” tulisnya lagi.

    (Gambar-gambar: Amrin Amin/Facebook)

    KEMPEN ANTI DADAH MASYARAKAT MELAYU/ISLAM

    Antara usaha memerangi dadah di kalangan masyarakat Melayu/Islam, yang sudah dijalankan Encik Amrin selaku Setiausaha Parlimen MHA, ialah memperhebat kempen menangkis najis dadah.

    Pada 30 April lalu, Encik Amrin turut melancarkan kempen “Dadah Itu Haram” demi meningkatkan kesedaran tentang gejala negatif dadah.

    Satu pakatan masyarakat Melayu/Islam untuk memerangi masalah dadah turut didedahkan semasa pelancaran kempen itu.

    Kempen itu dipimpin oleh golongan asatizah, iaitu Persatuan Ulama dan guru-guru Agama Islam (PERGAS) dan mesej kempen itu disebarkan oleh sekurang-kurangnya enam badan Melayu/Islam tempatan.

     

    Source: http://berita.mediacorp.sg

  • 68 Suspek Diberkas Dalam Serbuan Dadah Di Tampines, Bt Batok, Bedok, Woodlands Dan Punggol

    68 Suspek Diberkas Dalam Serbuan Dadah Di Tampines, Bt Batok, Bedok, Woodlands Dan Punggol

    68 suspek pesalah dadah ditangkap dan dadah bernilai lebih S$29,000 dirampas selepas operasi empat hari dijalankan di merata negara ini, menurut Biro Narkotik Pusat (CNB) dalam satu kenyataan hari ini (7 Jul).

    CNB menambah operasi itu, yang dijalankan dari 3 hingga 7 Julai, menyaksikan serbuan anti-dadah dijalankan di kawasan-kawasan termasuk Bedok Reservoir, Bukit Batok, Bukit Panjang, Chai Chee, Punggol, Tampines dan Woodlands.

    CNB menyatakan sekitar 461g ganja sintetik, 48g ganja, 303g heroin, 40g Ice, 98 pil Ecstasy, 74 pil Yaba, lima pil Erimin-5, satu setem LSD dirampas semasa serbuan itu.

    CNB meramalkan harga dadah yang dirampas ialah sekitar S$29,400.

    Siasatan sedang dijalankan terhadap semua suspek yang ditangkap.

    Akta Penyalahgunaan Dadah menetapkan hukuman mati jika jumlah dadah diamorphine (atau heroin asli) diseludup melebihi 15g.

     

    Sumber: BeritaMediacorp

  • 22 Unlicensed Food Handlers, Illegal Workers Arrested At Geylang Serai Bazaar

    22 Unlicensed Food Handlers, Illegal Workers Arrested At Geylang Serai Bazaar

    A total of 22 unlicensed food handlers were arrested at Geylang Serai Bazaar on Tuesday (May 30), the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) said.

    Responding to a media query from Channel NewsAsia, MOM said the food handlers were working illegally and were detained during a joint operation conducted by the police, MOM and the National Environment Agency (NEA).

    The illegal workers were arrested by MOM.

    Photos of bazaar workers being handcuffed made the rounds on social media on Tuesday afternoon, as netizens speculated on why the stall was raided.

     

    Source: http://www.channelnewsasia.com/

  • Six Singaporean Youths Rounded Up In Raid By Batam Police At Batam Nightspots

    Six Singaporean Youths Rounded Up In Raid By Batam Police At Batam Nightspots

    JAKARTA – A group of six Singaporean youths were among 35 foreigners rounded up by Indonesian authorities during random raids on nightspots in Batam over the weekend.

    The operation, which started on Saturday (April 22) and ended in the early hours of Sunday, was led by local immigration authorities and supported by navy personnel.

    The Singaporeans included a 16-year-old and at least three youths, who were on holiday in Batam.

    They were among a total of 27 men and eight women – all foreign nationals – who were detained because they could not produce their passports during the raid at Kampung Bule, an entertainment area in Batam where foreigners are known to frequent.

    Most of the revellers were released after they were able to retrieve their travel documents from their hotels for verification. A few remain in custody as investigations continue.

     

     

    Source: www.straitstimes.com

  • CNB Busts Estimated $200,000 Worth of Drugs

    CNB Busts Estimated $200,000 Worth of Drugs

    SINGAPORE: More than S$200,000 worth of drugs – 1.9kg of heroin, 1kg of cannabis and 198g of Ice – were seized by the Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) in two separate operations on Wednesday (Nov 5).

    CNB said on Thursday that officers deployed in Clementi spotted a 28-year-old suspect arriving at a housing block in a Malaysia-registered motorcycle on Wednesday morning. The Malaysian, according to CNB officers, was seen taking a plastic bag from his vehicle before proceeding to a unit in the housing block.

    CNB said he was arrested after he was seen coming down the block without the bag. When officers went up to the unit the suspect visited, a female suspect was also arrested for attempting to flush the drugs down the toilet. The 42-year-old Singaporean had drugs comprising about 1.28kg of heroin, 1,034g of cannabis, 95g of Ice and one Erimin-5 tablet in her apartment, the agency said.

    CNB added that another two male Malaysians – both aged 40 – were arrested when they tried to leave Singapore in a Malaysia-registered lorry on Wednesday afternoon. They were suspected to be involved in the same drug trafficking syndicate, CNB said.

    In a separate operation, CNB officers alongside Singapore Police Force (SPF) officers arrested another suspected drug trafficker at a HDB void deck in Tampines Street 81. CNB said the 42-year-old Singaporean was then escorted back to his suspected hideout where about 270g of heroin and 51g of Ice were recovered.

    In a subsequent search, CNB said another 416g of heroin and 52g of Ice were also recovered from his apartment. Drug paraphernalia such as numerous improvised drug-smoking apparatus and digital weighing scales were recovered too, the agency added.

    Investigations on all the suspects are ongoing. If convicted, they may face the death penalty.

     

    Source: www.channelnewsasia.com

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