Lazaruddin said that a total of 8296 people were arrested and these criminal gangs were dismantled within 4 years.

In the past four years, the police have dismantled 4 organized criminal gangs involved in serious crimes such as drug dealing, illegal concealment of arms, kidnapping and murder, and even human trafficking.

In an interview with Utusan Malaysia, National Police Chief Tan Sri Lazaruddin revealed an important piece of information. The police busted 36 organized criminal gangs in this operation.These gangs include Geng 04, Geng 36, Geng 24, Geng 21, Jit It Hai), "Hup Hoe Tong" (Hup Hoe Tong) and "Phoenix Mountain" (Hong Hong San).These criminal gangs carry out a range of criminal activities across the country, including robbery, extortion, drug trafficking and illegal invasion.Their activities not only affect social security and stability, but also have a negative impact on economic development.The police made great efforts in this operation and successfully arrested all these criminal gangs through large-scale joint operations.This fully demonstrates the police's ability and determination to maintain social security and combat crime.National Police Chief Tan Sri Lazaruddin said the police will continue to be committed to combating crime, protecting people's safety and property, and maintaining social harmony and stability.The police will further strengthen cooperation and cooperate with various relevant departments to jointly maintain social security and stability.

Police investigations revealed that these illegal organizations were active in the Johor area and were involved not only in drug trafficking but also in other violent crimes such as kidnapping, murder and gang robbery.

Last year, the Penang police successfully dismantled an arms criminal syndicate involved in drug trafficking and arrested a total of 10 members.According to preliminary investigations, these organizations also appear to be involved in clandestine activities and have cooperative relationships with human trafficking groups.

In 2013, our country joined the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime and subsequently established the Special Heritage Elite Force (STAFOC).However, the organization was disbanded 4 years ago.

Lazaruddin said the police established a Criminal Investigation Department (D2019) composed of criminal investigators in 14 and dismantled 36 criminal organizations in just four years.

Between last year and June this year, Lazaruddin police carried out a total of 6 anti-violence operations (Op Cantas), arresting 5647 people, and promised to continue to carry out clampdown operations to crack down on illegal organized criminal activities.