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AGC Officially Addresses Dissemination of Misinformation via Fraudulent Facebook Account

News RoomBy News RoomDecember 11, 2024Updated:December 11, 20243 Mins Read
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Kuala Lumpur Grapples with Surge in Impersonation Scams Targeting Attorney-General’s Chambers

KUALA LUMPUR – The Attorney-General’s Chambers (AGC) has issued a stern warning to the public regarding a surge in fraudulent activities involving fake social media accounts impersonating the esteemed legal body. These deceptive accounts, particularly prevalent on Facebook, have been disseminating false information and offering non-existent legal services, causing significant concern and prompting the AGC to take immediate action to address the escalating issue.

The AGC’s official statement, released on its verified Facebook page, unequivocally denounces the fraudulent activities being conducted under the guise of the AGC’s authority. One specific account, operating under the alias "Putrajaya AGC," has been identified as a primary source of misinformation and deceptive service offerings. This account, utilizing the national coat of arms as its profile picture, has been actively promoting fabricated legal services, preying on unsuspecting individuals seeking legal assistance. The AGC categorically states that neither it nor its Prosecution Division offers the services advertised by this fraudulent account.

The AGC’s warning underscores the seriousness of the situation and emphasizes the potential harm these impersonation scams can inflict on the public. False information disseminated through these fake accounts not only misleads individuals seeking legal advice but can also damage the reputation and integrity of the AGC. The AGC is deeply concerned about the erosion of public trust that such fraudulent activities can engender and is committed to taking all necessary measures to combat this growing menace.

The AGC is urging the public to exercise extreme caution and vigilance when encountering any online entities claiming affiliation with the AGC. It advises individuals to verify the authenticity of any information or service offers by referring to the official AGC website and verified social media channels. Disseminating information from unverified sources can perpetuate the spread of misinformation and contribute to the success of these scams. The AGC emphasizes the importance of relying solely on official channels for accurate and reliable information.

In its efforts to combat these fraudulent activities, the AGC has provided screenshots of the offending account, enabling the public to identify and avoid interaction with the impersonators. The AGC is actively working to report these fake accounts to the respective social media platforms and is collaborating with law enforcement agencies to investigate and prosecute those responsible for these illegal activities. The AGC is committed to safeguarding the integrity of its name and protecting the public from falling victim to these scams.

The AGC strongly encourages members of the public to follow its official Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064838618925 for accurate updates and information. This platform serves as the authentic source for all AGC-related announcements and provides a direct channel for accessing reliable legal information. The AGC reiterates its commitment to serving the public and ensuring access to justice while actively combating misinformation and protecting the integrity of the Malaysian legal system. The public’s vigilance and cooperation are crucial in this ongoing effort to thwart these malicious online activities. The AGC remains dedicated to upholding the rule of law and preserving public trust in the Malaysian legal system.

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