According to the police logs, out of the total, 29 were of car-on-car collisions while 21 Were self-accidents including two cases involving a motorcycle, one was between a car and pedestrian and two cases of animal and car collision. Other reports filed under the Miscellaneous Acts include two trespassing cases, five runaway employees, one threat case, two unpaid salary, one gambling case for which a Chinese man was detained for playing 4-D lottery, one attempt to commit offence, one criminal breach of trust, two women and girls protection act case and one forgery for purpose of cheating. The police also recorded eight cases of drugs abuse, four SMS (short messaging service) nuisance cases, one death, assault or criminal force to person with intent of outrage modesty, six mischief cases, two assaults, one robbery in which a 45-yearold Malaysian woman's handbag was stolen, three cases of cheating, one case of counterfeiting currency notes, 11 cases of voluntarily causing hurt, three labour cases, four customs cases and nine immigration cases.
The RBPF also recorded 25 theft cases in various areas, majority of which happened at residences, business premises, government buildings and a mosque. Arrests were also made which saw 10 cases of debt arrest, three cases of theft arrest and three cases of fire were also recorded. Three cases of missing cars were also reported. These cars bear the registration numbers: KF8299, a silver Subaru Impreza in Kg Mata-Mata; KH6947, a medium silver Toyota Vios in Kg Rimba; and BT3806, a Daihatsu in Kg Perpindahan Lambak Kanan. The police seek public cooperation to inform the whereabouts of the cars.
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