[5:51 PM, 3/30/2025] DATO’ G KUMAAR AAMAAN:
Datuk Fadil Marsus, Timbalan Pengarah (Risikan/Operasi) Jabatan Siasatan Jenayah Bukit Aman, memberi amaran tegas terhadap peningkatan pengaruh kumpulan jenayah siber dan sindiket gengsterisme yang semakin berleluasa di kalangan belia Malaysia. Beliau menegaskan bahawa pihak berkuasa akan mengambil tindakan drastik untuk membanteras kegiatan haram ini sebelum ia mengancam keselamatan negara.
Dalam dunia moden yang serba canggih ini, platform media sosial seperti TikTok, Instagram, dan Facebook telah menjadi medium utama bagi kumpulan-kumpulan jenayah bawah tanah untuk merekrut ahli baharu. Remaja kini lebih mudah terdedah kepada pengaruh sindiket rahsia yang menawarkan mer…
[5:51 PM, 3/30/2025] DATO’ G KUMAAR AAMAAN: Datuk Fadil Marsus: Stern Warning Against Cybercrime Syndicates & Youth Violence!
Datuk Fadil Marsus, Deputy Director (Intelligence/Operations) of the Bukit Aman Criminal Investigation Department, has issued a stern warning regarding the rising influence of cybercrime syndicates and gangsterism among Malaysian youths. He emphasized that authorities will take drastic action to eradicate these illegal activities before they threaten national security.
In today’s highly advanced digital era, social media platforms such as TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook have become primary recruitment channels for underground crime groups. Teenagers are increasingly exposed to the influence of secret syndicates that lure them with promises of “instant income” simply by registering, without any upfront payment.
“They don’t have to pay a single cent; they just need to sign up, and they will immediately start receiving criminal instructions, such as acid attacks or arson,” said Datuk Fadil Marsus.
He also revealed that loan shark (Ah Long) syndicates now operate online, offering instant rewards to individuals willing to commit acts of vandalism, such as graffiti tagging or marking houses with paint as signals for criminal groups.
“In foreign countries, there are websites that offer immediate payments of up to RM700 for individuals to carry out such acts of sabotage. Many have been arrested without even knowing who was behind the instructions. In fact, more women are now getting involved in these criminal activities,” he added.
Datuk Fadil Marsus stressed that these syndicates must be eradicated entirely and that law enforcement will take strict action against anyone involved. He urged the public, local authorities, and security agencies to work together in preventing this growing threat before it worsens.