• 4 months ago
The Criminal Investigation Department (CID) Behavioural Science Unit (BSU) was formed to tackle complex crimes comprehensively, says Comm Datuk Seri Mohd Shuhaily Mohd Zain.

The Bukit Aman CID director said the BSU, which was formed recently, is led by the D11, which includes certified psychologists and an officer pursuing a PhD in psychology.

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00:00As far as I know, a lot of people ask me why this case is a case of very serious cases, back to back, one after another.
00:14I think that's easy to say, that's the price that you have to pay as you modernize.
00:25In all the cases, or the majority of the cases, I try to ask the media, there is one thing that is common in all the cases.
00:38What is it?
00:41You are all criminal deaths, right?
00:44What is the common denominator, the common factor?
00:53What is it?
00:56Many say that Malaysians are not safe and so on, but there is just one common factor among all the cases.
01:03Zain Ryan case, the murder of his wife, yesterday in Subang Jaya, the murder and burning of a house,
01:21there are many more in the near future.
01:24What are the other cases?
01:26Kidnapping, rape, murder of children, there is one common factor among all the cases.
01:37Psycho?
01:42The victim recognizes the suspect and the suspect recognizes the victim.
01:48There is a family relationship, friendship, so in that context, there are things that happen between the two of them.
02:04There is also a relationship that becomes bad, a business that does not run well, there are also cases that happen due to misuse of illegal goods, and so on.
02:24So there is a common factor among this.
02:27In other words, in the context of Malaysia, random murder cases that happen spontaneously are so small.
02:44For example, the murder of a salmon, it happens in such a small scale, and in other countries it happens in a larger scale.
02:57So, in this context, BSU is established in the context of recognizing these factors, these dynamic factors,
03:11and then we show it to the basic makers to show a better foundation for society to change from what it is now to the future.
03:25This unit is chaired or placed under the D11 division, because there we have a qualified psychologist,
03:38and we also have an employee who is doing a PhD in psychology.
03:49So this is the way forward in the context of the crime investigation department itself,
03:55dealing with the threats of safety and crime in the future.
04:00We also apply the D6 element, that is, investigation officers.
04:08There is also a D7 element, to see in the context of gangsterism, how young people can be trapped in gangsterism, and so on.
04:19And D9 is in the context of serious crime.
04:24So, in this context, we hope that one day we will be able to have offices that have a caliber of profilers.
04:39And when we have profilers, we hope we can do predictive policing.
04:46So, that is still far away, but every thousand miles or whatever, you need to make that first step, right?

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