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Lorry driver charged with attempted murder after high-speed chase

A lorry driver who evaded a roadblock and engaged in a 50km chase before attempting to ram a motorcycle ridden by a traffic policeman five days ago was charged in the magistrates’ court here today.

Lorry driver attempting to flee roadblock arrested after 50km high-speed chase

Police have arrested a 21-year-old lorry driver who made a sudden U-turn on the double line and attempted to flee during a roadblock at KM9 Jalan Bahau-Kemayan near Jempol, Negri Sembilan, yesterday afternoon.

RTD detains tourist bus driver after finding out he had no driving license

Passengers heading to KLIA in an express bus were delayed by an hour when the Road Transport Department found the driver driving the bus without a driving licence when stopped at the Kota Kemuning Toll Plaza here last night.

Vehicle carrying foreign nationals hits cop, turning roadblock into car chase

Petaling Jaya police chief Mohamad Fakhrudin Abd Hamid said following the incident, a police patrol car chased the suspects’ vehicle for 2km until their car skidded off in Section 17/50 in  Petaling Jaya. 

Police are setting up roadblocks nationwide after midnight

The Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM) will set up roadblocks throughout the country after midnight as a safety measure, said Inspector-General of Police (IGP) Tan Sri Razarudin Husain.

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