Crime index up in Selangor, say cops
The crime index in Selangor shows an increase of 758 cases or 5.84% last year compared to the previous year, said Selangor police chief Comm Datuk Hussein Omar Khan in a press conference on Friday. A total of 13,740 cases were recorded in 2023, compared to 12,982 in 2022.
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00:00 Statistically, the Ministry of Criminal Investigation has recorded 13,740 cases of crimes
00:11 including 2,951 cases of violent crimes and 10,789 cases of property crimes.
00:23 This figure shows an increase of 758 cases, which is 5.8% compared to 2022.
00:36 This increase is due to the increase in various economic activities and activities of Malaysians and non-Malaysians in Selangor.
00:52 However, this increase is very minimum and still low compared to the past 5 years in Selangor.
01:04 Meanwhile, the Ministry of Drug Safety and Security, JSJN,
01:10 has been seriously considering the threat posed by the drug threat to the security and stability of the country.
01:22 Throughout 2023, 22,981 people have been arrested for various drug offenses, including possession, possession, and possession of drugs.
01:33 This increase is due to the increase in the number of arrests since 2023.
01:40 Last year, we opened a record of 27,248 arrests compared to 17,976 cases in 2022.
01:54 This is an increase of 51.6%.
01:58 The Ministry of Traffic Safety has also recorded 173,473 accidents in 2023,
02:10 of which 1,035 involved fatal accidents, which killed 1,061 people throughout the past year in Selangor.
02:21 The Selangor Police is committed to improving the security and stability of the country.
02:30 If we look at the past few years, we have restructured with the introduction of new IPDs.
02:40 Now, there are 16 IPDs in Selangor, with a power of more than 15,000 employees and members,
02:49 which is the highest among other countries.
02:53 With the assets we have, with this power, we believe we can and can maintain security and safety in Selangor.
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