# List of Malaysian police officers killed in the line of duty

This is a list of police officers from the Royal Malaysia Police who were killed in the line of duty, based on official records from the year 1915 to date. Line of duty deaths refers to any police officer who died while carrying out the duty that they were obligated and/or authorised to carry out. This would include officers who responded to incidents while off-duty as obligated by the Police Force Act 1967, as well as those commuting to and from their place of duty or training.

## Trends
### Causes of death

| Cause of death | 1910s | 1940s | 1950s | 1960s | 1970s | 1980s | 1990s | 2000s | 2010s | 2020s to date | Total to date |
| Murder/Culpable homicide (with firearms/explosions) | 0 | 8 | 161 | 19 | 23 | 5 | 1 | 4 | 10 | 0 | 231 |
| Murder/Culpable homicide (with sharp object) | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 5 | 0 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 10 |
| Murder/Culpable homicide (with blunt object) | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| Murder/Culpable homicide (other/unspecified) | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 3 |
| Accidental death (traffic accident) | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 11 | 16 | 16 | 0 | 45 |
| Accidental death (drowning) | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 |
| Accidental death (weapon mishandling) | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 4 | 0 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 8 |
| Accidental death (Other) | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 15 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 20 |
| Natural causes | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 5 | 2 | 0 | 7 |
| Cause of death not recorded | | 26 | 723 | 8 | 102 | 34 | 13 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 906 |
| Total | 1 | 34 | 885 | 27 | 131 | 43 | 43 | 31 | 35 | 0 | 1,230 |

### Victims' Profile

| Age | 1910s | 1940s | 1950s | 1960s | 1970s | 1980s | 1990s | 2000s | 2010s | 2020s to date | Total to date |
| 18-20 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 3 |
| 21–25 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 4 | 2 | 0 | 8 |
| 26–30 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 4 | 3 | 0 | 11 |
| 31–35 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 4 | 7 | 0 | 13 |
| 36–40 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 3 | 2 | 0 | 7 |
| 41–45 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 3 | 1 | 0 | 6 |
| 46–50 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 5 | 4 | 0 | 11 |
| 51–55 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 5 | 0 | 8 |
| 56–60 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 2 |
| Not recorded | 1 | 32 | 883 | 27 | 127 | 56 | 24 | 5 | 0 | 0 | 1,155 |
The ethnic profile of police officers has been traditionally disproportionate compared to the national ethnic profile, with a significantly higher proportion of ethnic Malays, especially in the earlier decades. However, the number of casualties involving ethnic Malay police officers is statistically higher overall due in part to the high mortality rates involving the ethnic Malay community during the Malayan Emergency in the 1950-1970s, and in part to the ethnic composition of the police force.
| Ethnicity | 1910s | 1940s | 1950s | 1960s | 1970s | 1980s | 1990s | 2000s | 2010s | 2020s to date | Total to date |
| Malay | 1 | 29 | 769 | 19 | 101 | 33 | 25 | 24 | 20 | 2 | 1,023 |
| Chinese | 0 | 3 | 61 | 7 | 21 | 6 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 101 |
| Indian | 0 | 1 | 17 | 1 | 3 | 2 | 0 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 27 |
| Eurasians/Other | 0 | 24 | 31 | 0 | 5 | 16 | 1 | 4 | 6 | 0 | 87 |
| Rank | 1910s | 1940s | 1950s | 1960s | 1970s | 1980s | 1990s | 2000s | 2010s | 2020s to date | Total to date |
| Police Constable | 0 | 64 | 224 | 23 | 90 | 38 | 19 | 8 | 2 | 2 | 470 |
| Police Constable (PVR) | — | — | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 4 |
| Extra Police Constable | 0 | 1 | 55 | 0 | 5 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 64 |
| Special Constable | 0 | 19 | 493 | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | 512 |
| Auxiliary police | 0 | 2 | 44 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 4 | 0 | 0 | 50 |
| Lance Corporal | 0 | 0 | 14 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 11 | 6 | 0 | 34 |
| Corporal | 0 | 1 | 21 | 2 | 8 | 5 | 5 | 5 | 8 | 3 | 58 |
| Sergeant | 1 | 16 | 10 | 0 | 11 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 5 | 2 | 47 |
| Sergeant Major | 0 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 3 |
| Sub-Inspector | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 |
| Inspector | 0 | 5 | 4 | 1 | 5 | 5 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 22 |
| Chief Inspector | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | — | — | 0 | 2 |
| Assistant Superintendent | 0 | 8 | 10 | 0 | 2 | 5 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 27 |
| Deputy Superintendent | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 |
| Superintendent | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| Assistant Commissioner | 0 | 0 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 |
| Deputy Commissioner | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
| Inspector General of Police | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 |

## Incidents by chronology

The following cases are listed by the date of death of the Malaysian police officer, although the incident attributing to death may have occurred earlier. The indicated ranks are at the time of death and do not include posthumous promotions. Ranks/service numbers are colour-coded based on the cause of death as per the following general classifications. Uncoded entries refer to cases whereby incident details are unknown or unclear:
Key — denotes information is not available.  denotes the officer was killed (Murder or Culpable homicide) using firearms/explosions (including booby trap, grenades, etc).  denotes the officer was killed (Murder or Culpable homicide) via other means (or where the exact weapon used, if any, was not specified).  denotes the officer's death was accidental, including those involving a rash or negligent act.  denotes the officer's death was attributed to natural causes/act of God

## 1910s

| Date | Rank/no | Name | Age | Division/unit | Circumstance |
| 1915-04-29 | Sgt | Che Wan Bin Sulaiman | — | Pasir Puteh | Stabbed to death by Tok Janggut, whose real name was Haji Hassan bin Panglima Mat Munas, a religious teacher from Pasir Puteh, Kelantan, who was one of the first nationalists in Malaya, where they arrested him for failing to pay the government tax. The rebels leader used a kris when he refused to walk in front of them and a fight occurred, in which Tok Janggut managed to stab the sergeant. Sgt Che Wan was the first police officer to die from a sharp object as well as the first police officer to die in the line of duty. This incident began the battle against British forces in Kelantan. |

## 1940s

| Date | Rank/no | Name | Age | Division/unit | Circumstance |
| 1947-06-29 | D/SI | Low Yew Fye | — | — | — |
| 1948-04-09 | ASP | G.C Sanson | — | — | G.C. Sanson killed by communist forces while performing anti-Communist duties at Kati in Perak |
| 1948-06-16 | — | J.M. Allison | — | — | Killed in Sungai Siput which started the Malayan Emergency |
| 1948-06-16 | — | A.E. Walker | — | — | Killed in Sungai Siput which started the Malayan Emergency |
| 1948-06-16 | AP | I.D. Christian | — | — | Killed in Sungai Siput which started the Malayan Emergency |
| 1948-07-16 | SC | (unnamed) | — | — | Approximately 100 Communist Terrorist under the command of Kim Siong attacked the Police Station at Pekan Gua Musang Pahang. The small company of police surrounded and fought the Communist Terrorist for nearly two hours until their ammunition ran out. The Inspector and 14 Constables surrendered and were taken away. During the firefight, one Special Constable was killed. |
| 1948-08-05 | AP | J.E. Olgivie | — | — | Killed in Chemor, Perak |
| 1948-08-08 | AP | K.W. Burnham | — | — | Killed in Kulim, Kedah |
| 1948-08-11 | SC | (unnamed) | — | — | 30 CT attacked the Coronation Estate 4 miles away from Kluang. The CT killed the Schoolmaster, a Chinese dresser, and a Malay Special Constable. |
| 1948-08-15 | PC 11483 | Mohd Taib | 22 | Jungle Squad | PC 11483 Mohd Taib with 20 Jungle Squad platoon members were directed to carry out a police operation by Kemaman Police Chief, DW Bidin to find the wanted communist leader, Awang Ali, a teacher in the Pasir Raja area. When the platoon leader received a call from HQ, informing him that the communist leader had surrendered in Kuala Lipis Police Station, Pahang, the platoon moved to Jongok Batu to find the remainder of the communists. The platoon was then suddenly ambushed and Mohd Taib who was leading the frontline was shot in the chest by a communist gunman using the Lee–Enfield Mk.III bolt-action rifle. Another gunshot wound near his chest punctured his back and also hit PC 9267, Mohd Shah, 20, the Bren gunner used a sarong to wrap up his wounds before, arriving at the Dungun Hospital for treatment, where he died later. |
| 1948-08-18 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | A platoon of police engaged and ambushed by 40 CT 20 miles away North of Johor Bahru. During the firefight, 4 CTs and 1 PC were killed. |
| 1948-08-28 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | In Negeri Sembilan, 100 Communist Terrorists attacked a village and a nearly Tambah Tin Mine. Killing the manager Mr. J. Hunter and 1 Malay Police Constable. |
| 1948-10-07 | SC | (unnamed) | — | — | A number of communist gunmen attacked the Budu Estate near Kuala Lipis and killed 1 Special Constable(unnamed) |
| 1948-10-10 | AP/Insp | A.J.F. Penin | — | — | Killed in Tasek Glugor |
| 1948-10-15 | Insp I/501 | Shamsuddin Bin Mohd Ali | — | — | Killed in an ambush while en route to help patrol members who were under attack by communist gunmen in Changlun, Kedah. Insp. I/501 was the first Police Inspector killed in the line of duty as well as during the Emergency. |
| 1948-10-28 | Insp I/520 | Mohd Idris bin Chek | — | — | Insp I/520 and 6 Police Constable(unnamed) were ambushed by communist gunmen at 19th Taiping/Selama Road, Perak |
| 1948-10-28 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | Insp I/520 and 6 Police Constable(unnamed) were ambushed by communist gunmen at 19th Taiping/Selama Road, Perak |
| 1948-10-28 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | Insp I/520 and 6 Police Constable(unnamed) were ambushed by communist gunmen at 19th Taiping/Selama Road, Perak |
| 1948-10-28 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | Insp I/520 and 6 Police Constable(unnamed) were ambushed by communist gunmen at 19th Taiping/Selama Road, Perak |
| 1948-10-28 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | Insp I/520 and 6 Police Constable(unnamed) were ambushed by communist gunmen at 19th Taiping/Selama Road, Perak |
| 1948-10-28 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | Insp I/520 and 6 Police Constable(unnamed) were ambushed by communist gunmen at 19th Taiping/Selama Road, Perak |
| 1948-10-28 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | Insp I/520 and 6 Police Constable(unnamed) were ambushed by communist gunmen at 19th Taiping/Selama Road, Perak |
| 1948-11-04 | SC | (unnamed) | — | — | 10 communist gunmen ambushed 3 Special Constables carrying rations to the Police Post at Tapah. 1 of the SC(unnamed) was killed, and the other 2 escaped |
| 1948-11-07 | PC | Ibrahim bin Manap | — | — | Killed in an operation |
| 1948-11-12 | SC | (unnamed) | — | — | 3 Malay Special Constable were killed. When a sea mine blew up on Pontian Beach. |
| 1948-11-12 | SC | (unnamed) | — | — | 3 Malay Special Constable were killed. When a sea mine blew up on Pontian Beach. |
| 1948-11-12 | SC | (unnamed) | — | — | 3 Malay Special Constable were killed. When a sea mine blew up on Pontian Beach. |
| 1948-11-15 | AP | R.H. Best | — | — | Killed in Action in Tanjong Tuallang |
| 1948-11-15 | AP | M.S. Urquhart | — | — | Killed in Action in Tanjong Tuallang |
| 1948-11-24 | E/Sgt | G.A. Swan | — | — | Killed in an operation |
| 1948-11-27 | D/Sgt | Kok Kee Teik | — | — | Shot dead by communist gunmen in a coffee shop in the village of Balik Pulau just outside George Town, Penang |
| 1948-12-01 | E/Sgt 75 | J.A. Power | — | — | While Travelling with a platoon they were ambushed at 21st Muar/Langa road, Johore. He was killed in the ambush |
| 1948-12-12 | E/Sgt 350 | G. Blenkinsop | — | — | Killed in an ambush at Kajung/Bangi road |
| 1948-12-14 | ASP G/466 | B.F.S Cooper | — | — | Killed in an operation in Gemencheh, Tampin |
| 1948-12-14 | E/Sgt 26 | R. Jones | — | — | died of wounds at Kuantan Hospital, Pahang |
| 1948-12-14 | Cadet | R. Hore | — | — | Killed in action at Jelebu, Negeri Sembilan |
| 1948-12-14 | PC | Hussein Bin Kulop Mat Sari | — | — | Killed in action at Batu Gajah, Perak |
| 1949-01-09 | SC | (unnamed) | — | — | A number of communist gunmen killed 2 Chinese women and 1 Special Constable(unnamed) |
| 1949-01-11 | E/Sgt | E.J. Aldrigde | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist gunmen at Malaya/Thailand border |
| 1949-01-11 | Cpl | Sidek | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist gunmen at Malaya/Thailand border |
| 1949-01-23 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | Killed near Gurun, 14 miles North of Sungai Petani |
| 1949-02-11 | AP 164 (Lt/Col) | W.A. Gutsell | — | — | Ambushed in Kelross Estate Pantai, Negeri Sembilan |
| 1949-02-11 | SC 10909 | P. Veerasamy | — | — | Ambushed in Kelross Estate Pantai, Negeri Sembilan |
| 1949-02-11 | SC 6068 | Abdul Rahman Bin Awal | — | — | Ambushed in Kelross Estate Pantai, Negeri Sembilan |
| 1949-02-11 | SC 6160 | Manap bin Mohd Jai | — | — | Ambushed in Kelross Estate Pantai, Negeri Sembilan |
| 1949-02-18 | D/PC | Tet Toong | — | — | Died from wounds received on the Feb 13th |
| 1949-03-21 | E/Sgt | G.E.M. McBoyle | — | — | Killed in an Operation near Ipoh, Perak |
| 1949-03-25 | E/Sgt 233 | P. Humbles | — | — | Killed by a member of the notorious Kepayang gang throwing a grenade at Ipoh, Perak |
| 1949-03-25 | E/Sgt 451 | W. Wells | — | — | Killed by a member of the notorious Kepayang gang throwing a grenade at Ipoh, Perak |
| 1949-03-25 | E/Sgt | W. Grant | — | — | Killed by a member of the notorious Kepayang gang throwing a grenade at Ipoh, Perak |
| 1949-04-05 | SC | Abdul Rahman Bin Shar | — | — | Shot dead by communist gunmen at Batu Caves Estate |
| 1949-04-09 | Cadet G/815 | R.H Fookes | — | — | Cadet G/815 and 5 other Police Constables(unnamed) were killed and 3 other were wounded during an ambush by communist gunmen on 2 trucks near Padang Piol, Jerantut, Pahang |
| 1949-04-09 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | Cadet G/815 and 5 other Police Constables(unnamed) were killed and 3 other were wounded during an ambush by communist gunmen on 2 trucks near Padang Piol, Jerantut, Pahang |
| 1949-04-09 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | Cadet G/815 and 5 other Police Constables(unnamed) were killed and 3 other were wounded during an ambush by communist gunmen on 2 trucks near Padang Piol, Jerantut, Pahang |
| 1949-04-09 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | Cadet G/815 and 5 other Police Constables(unnamed) were killed and 3 other were wounded during an ambush by communist gunmen on 2 trucks near Padang Piol, Jerantut, Pahang |
| 1949-04-09 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | Cadet G/815 and 5 other Police Constables(unnamed) were killed and 3 other were wounded during an ambush by communist gunmen on 2 trucks near Padang Piol, Jerantut, Pahang |
| 1949-04-09 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | Cadet G/815 and 5 other Police Constables(unnamed) were killed and 3 other were wounded during an ambush by communist gunmen on 2 trucks near Padang Piol, Jerantut, Pahang |
| 1949-04-12 | ASP (C) G/102 | E.A Freeborough | — | — | Fatally wounded when leading a Patrol at Sri Medan, Batu Pahat, Johore |
| 1949-04-21 | P/Lt | W. Grant | — | — | Killed in a car accident at Batu Gajah, Perak |
| 1949-04-22 | E/Sgt | F.J.Caffrey | — | — | Killed in a car accident near Rasa Ulu Selangor, Selangor |
| 1949-04-28 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | Ambushed at 33rd Kuala Lipis to Jerantut road, resulting PC(unnamed) being killed and two were wounded including one European sergeant |
| 1949-04-30 | Cadet | N.M.H. Murrin | — | — | Died from Cerebral Malaria |
| 1949-05-10 | SC | (unnamed) | — | — | A force of 15 communist gunmen attacked the United Malacca Rubber Estate. They broke through the barbed wire fence. They exchanged fire, killing an SC(unnamed). |
| 1949-05-24 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | Killed during an engagement with communist gunmen at Kedmask area of Terengganu |
| 1949-05-24 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | Killed during an engagement with communist gunmen at Kedmask area of Terengganu |
| 1949-05-29 | E/Sgt 53 | N.H. Pullan | — | — | Killed in an operation at Batu Berendam, Pahang |
| 1949-06-05 | E/Sgt 238 | C.W.H. Morgan | — | — | E/Sgt 238 and E/Sgt Danny along with 2 Special Constable went to investigate a shooting of a Chinese shopkeeper at Sungai Senerap Estate road, Segamat, Johore. When 15 communist gunmen attacked them, E/Sgt 238 and 1 Special Constable(unnamed) were killed in action. 3 communist gunmen were also killed during the shootout. |
| 1949-06-05 | SC | (unnamed) | — | — | E/Sgt 238 and E/Sgt Danny along with 2 Special Constable went to investigate a shooting of a Chinese shopkeeper at Sungai Senerap Estate road, Segamat, Johore. When 15 communist gunmen attacked them, E/Sgt 238 and 1 Special Constable(unnamed) were killed in action. 3 communist gunmen were also killed during the shootout. |
| 1949-06-10 | AP/Insp | L.W. Litkie | — | — | Killed in an operation |
| 1949-07-12 | Insp I/530 | Kartar Singh | 29 | Jungle Squad | Inspector Kartar Singh, was killed in a firefight with the communists on 12 July 1949 on duty near Rawang. He and his jungle squad were carrying out their second police operation for the day. Where they were ambushed by communist forces. Ins Kartar Singh and his men fought until their ammunition had run out. They were then killed by multiple shots of Bren gunfire, their bodies were mutilated by the communists:Insp Singh's eyes were gouged out. The communists told his in-laws in Kluang, Johore, "Harimau sudah mati" (The Tiger is dead!) even before they were informed by their daughter, Balwant Kaur w/o Insp. Kartar Singh. The Straits Times 14 July 1949 carried the news on page 5. "Eight Policemen are killed in Bandit Ambush" i.e. 'half the strength of a jungle squad - were killed when they fought back against a force of communists that outnumbered them by about seven to one a few miles north of Rawang. Inspector Kartar Singh was leading his squad up a hill on the west of the Estate when the communists opened fire from very close range' 'Eight dead including the Inspector, a Sergeant, and six other policemen. Two policemen were wounded'. |
| 1949-07-12 | Sgt | (unnamed) | — | Jungle Squad | Inspector Kartar Singh, was killed in a firefight with the communists on 12 July 1949 on duty near Rawang. He and his jungle squad were carrying out their second police operation for the day. Where they were ambushed by communist forces. Ins Kartar Singh and his men fought until their ammunition had run out. They were then killed by multiple shots of Bren gunfire, their bodies were mutilated by the communists:Insp Singh's eyes were gouged out. The communists told his in-laws in Kluang, Johore, "Harimau sudah mati" (The Tiger is dead!) even before they were informed by their daughter, Balwant Kaur w/o Insp. Kartar Singh. The Straits Times 14 July 1949 carried the news on page 5. "Eight Policemen are killed in Bandit Ambush" i.e. 'half the strength of a jungle squad - were killed when they fought back against a force of communists that outnumbered them by about seven to one a few miles north of Rawang. Inspector Kartar Singh was leading his squad up a hill on the west of the Estate when the communists opened fire from very close range' 'Eight dead including the Inspector, a Sergeant, and six other policemen. Two policemen were wounded'. |
| 1949-07-12 | PC | (unnamed) | — | Jungle Squad | Inspector Kartar Singh, was killed in a firefight with the communists on 12 July 1949 on duty near Rawang. He and his jungle squad were carrying out their second police operation for the day. Where they were ambushed by communist forces. Ins Kartar Singh and his men fought until their ammunition had run out. They were then killed by multiple shots of Bren gunfire, their bodies were mutilated by the communists:Insp Singh's eyes were gouged out. The communists told his in-laws in Kluang, Johore, "Harimau sudah mati" (The Tiger is dead!) even before they were informed by their daughter, Balwant Kaur w/o Insp. Kartar Singh. The Straits Times 14 July 1949 carried the news on page 5. "Eight Policemen are killed in Bandit Ambush" i.e. 'half the strength of a jungle squad - were killed when they fought back against a force of communists that outnumbered them by about seven to one a few miles north of Rawang. Inspector Kartar Singh was leading his squad up a hill on the west of the Estate when the communists opened fire from very close range' 'Eight dead including the Inspector, a Sergeant, and six other policemen. Two policemen were wounded'. |
| 1949-07-12 | PC | (unnamed) | — | Jungle Squad | Inspector Kartar Singh, was killed in a firefight with the communists on 12 July 1949 on duty near Rawang. He and his jungle squad were carrying out their second police operation for the day. Where they were ambushed by communist forces. Ins Kartar Singh and his men fought until their ammunition had run out. They were then killed by multiple shots of Bren gunfire, their bodies were mutilated by the communists:Insp Singh's eyes were gouged out. The communists told his in-laws in Kluang, Johore, "Harimau sudah mati" (The Tiger is dead!) even before they were informed by their daughter, Balwant Kaur w/o Insp. Kartar Singh. The Straits Times 14 July 1949 carried the news on page 5. "Eight Policemen are killed in Bandit Ambush" i.e. 'half the strength of a jungle squad - were killed when they fought back against a force of communists that outnumbered them by about seven to one a few miles north of Rawang. Inspector Kartar Singh was leading his squad up a hill on the west of the Estate when the communists opened fire from very close range' 'Eight dead including the Inspector, a Sergeant, and six other policemen. Two policemen were wounded'. |
| 1949-07-12 | PC | (unnamed) | — | Jungle Squad | Inspector Kartar Singh, was killed in a firefight with the communists on 12 July 1949 on duty near Rawang. He and his jungle squad were carrying out their second police operation for the day. Where they were ambushed by communist forces. Ins Kartar Singh and his men fought until their ammunition had run out. They were then killed by multiple shots of Bren gunfire, their bodies were mutilated by the communists:Insp Singh's eyes were gouged out. The communists told his in-laws in Kluang, Johore, "Harimau sudah mati" (The Tiger is dead!) even before they were informed by their daughter, Balwant Kaur w/o Insp. Kartar Singh. The Straits Times 14 July 1949 carried the news on page 5. "Eight Policemen are killed in Bandit Ambush" i.e. 'half the strength of a jungle squad - were killed when they fought back against a force of communists that outnumbered them by about seven to one a few miles north of Rawang. Inspector Kartar Singh was leading his squad up a hill on the west of the Estate when the communists opened fire from very close range' 'Eight dead including the Inspector, a Sergeant, and six other policemen. Two policemen were wounded'. |
| 1949-07-12 | PC | (unnamed) | — | Jungle Squad | Inspector Kartar Singh, was killed in a firefight with the communists on 12 July 1949 on duty near Rawang. He and his jungle squad were carrying out their second police operation for the day. Where they were ambushed by communist forces. Ins Kartar Singh and his men fought until their ammunition had run out. They were then killed by multiple shots of Bren gunfire, their bodies were mutilated by the communists:Insp Singh's eyes were gouged out. The communists told his in-laws in Kluang, Johore, "Harimau sudah mati" (The Tiger is dead!) even before they were informed by their daughter, Balwant Kaur w/o Insp. Kartar Singh. The Straits Times 14 July 1949 carried the news on page 5. "Eight Policemen are killed in Bandit Ambush" i.e. 'half the strength of a jungle squad - were killed when they fought back against a force of communists that outnumbered them by about seven to one a few miles north of Rawang. Inspector Kartar Singh was leading his squad up a hill on the west of the Estate when the communists opened fire from very close range' 'Eight dead including the Inspector, a Sergeant, and six other policemen. Two policemen were wounded'. |
| 1949-07-12 | PC | (unnamed) | — | Jungle Squad | Inspector Kartar Singh, was killed in a firefight with the communists on 12 July 1949 on duty near Rawang. He and his jungle squad were carrying out their second police operation for the day. Where they were ambushed by communist forces. Ins Kartar Singh and his men fought until their ammunition had run out. They were then killed by multiple shots of Bren gunfire, their bodies were mutilated by the communists:Insp Singh's eyes were gouged out. The communists told his in-laws in Kluang, Johore, "Harimau sudah mati" (The Tiger is dead!) even before they were informed by their daughter, Balwant Kaur w/o Insp. Kartar Singh. The Straits Times 14 July 1949 carried the news on page 5. "Eight Policemen are killed in Bandit Ambush" i.e. 'half the strength of a jungle squad - were killed when they fought back against a force of communists that outnumbered them by about seven to one a few miles north of Rawang. Inspector Kartar Singh was leading his squad up a hill on the west of the Estate when the communists opened fire from very close range' 'Eight dead including the Inspector, a Sergeant, and six other policemen. Two policemen were wounded'. |
| 1949-07-12 | PC | (unnamed) | — | Jungle Squad | Inspector Kartar Singh, was killed in a firefight with the communists on 12 July 1949 on duty near Rawang. He and his jungle squad were carrying out their second police operation for the day. Where they were ambushed by communist forces. Ins Kartar Singh and his men fought until their ammunition had run out. They were then killed by multiple shots of Bren gunfire, their bodies were mutilated by the communists:Insp Singh's eyes were gouged out. The communists told his in-laws in Kluang, Johore, "Harimau sudah mati" (The Tiger is dead!) even before they were informed by their daughter, Balwant Kaur w/o Insp. Kartar Singh. The Straits Times 14 July 1949 carried the news on page 5. "Eight Policemen are killed in Bandit Ambush" i.e. 'half the strength of a jungle squad - were killed when they fought back against a force of communists that outnumbered them by about seven to one a few miles north of Rawang. Inspector Kartar Singh was leading his squad up a hill on the west of the Estate when the communists opened fire from very close range' 'Eight dead including the Inspector, a Sergeant, and six other policemen. Two policemen were wounded'. |
| 1949-07-24 | Cadet G/621 | J.A. Embery | — | — | On a special police operation was shot dead by communist gunmen in Kemaman, Terengganu |
| 1949-08-14 | L/Sgt | Chew Meng Fatt | 38 | — | shot dead by an unknown gunmen at Aston Road, Bukit Mertajam. |
| 1949-08-14 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | Ambushed in Metakab area |
| 1949-08-14 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | Ambushed in Metakab area |
| 1949-08-14 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | Ambushed in Metakab area |
| 1949-08-14 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | Ambushed in Metakab area |
| 1949-08-14 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | Ambushed in Metakab area |
| 1949-08-14 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | Ambushed in Metakab area |
| 1949-08-14 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | Ambushed in Metakab area |
| 1949-08-14 | SC | (unnamed) | — | — | 40 communist gunmen armed with submachine guns attacked a Police Post near Kajang, Selangor, killing 3 Special Constable(unnamed) and a women(unnamed) before stealing rifles and ammunition |
| 1949-08-14 | SC | (unnamed) | — | — | 40 communist gunmen armed with submachine guns attacked a Police Post near Kajang, Selangor, killing 3 Special Constable(unnamed) and a women(unnamed) before stealing rifles and ammunition |
| 1949-08-14 | SC | (unnamed) | — | — | 40 communist gunmen armed with submachine guns attacked a Police Post near Kajang, Selangor, killing 3 Special Constable(unnamed) and a women(unnamed) before stealing rifles and ammunition |
| 1949-09-10 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | Five days after the announcement of surrender terms. 300 communist gunmen attacked the Police and Railway Station at Kuala Krau, Pahang. The communist gunmen cut telephone wires. During the 3 hour period of attack, 8 communist gunmen were killed and 4 Police Constable(unnamed), 2 woman(unnamed) were killed. |
| 1949-09-10 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | Five days after the announcement of surrender terms. 300 communist gunmen attacked the Police and Railway Station at Kuala Krau, Pahang. The communist gunmen cut telephone wires. During the 3 hour period of attack, 8 communist gunmen were killed and 4 Police Constable(unnamed), 2 woman(unnamed) were killed. |
| 1949-09-10 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | Five days after the announcement of surrender terms. 300 communist gunmen attacked the Police and Railway Station at Kuala Krau, Pahang. The communist gunmen cut telephone wires. During the 3 hour period of attack, 8 communist gunmen were killed and 4 Police Constable(unnamed), 2 woman(unnamed) were killed. |
| 1949-09-10 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | Five days after the announcement of surrender terms. 300 communist gunmen attacked the Police and Railway Station at Kuala Krau, Pahang. The communist gunmen cut telephone wires. During the 3 hour period of attack, 8 communist gunmen were killed and 4 Police Constable(unnamed), 2 woman(unnamed) were killed. |
| 1949-09-12 | AP/Insp | O. Lund | — | — | Killed in Batu Gajah |
| 1949-09-21 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | 5 PC(Unnamed) were killed and 6 wounded in a communist ambush in Kroh area of Perak |
| 1949-09-21 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | 5 PC(Unnamed) were killed and 6 wounded in a communist ambush in Kroh area of Perak |
| 1949-09-21 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | 5 PC(Unnamed) were killed and 6 wounded in a communist ambush in Kroh area of Perak |
| 1949-09-21 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | 5 PC(Unnamed) were killed and 6 wounded in a communist ambush in Kroh area of Perak |
| 1949-09-21 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | 5 PC(Unnamed) were killed and 6 wounded in a communist ambush in Kroh area of Perak |
| 1949-11-05 | SC | (unnamed) | — | — | In the Segamat area of Johore, communist gunmen killed Mr F. Dutton-Huttun,a planter, 4 Chinese and 2 Special Constable(unnamed) |
| 1949-11-05 | SC | (unnamed) | — | — | In the Segamat area of Johore, communist gunmen killed Mr F. Dutton-Huttun,a planter, 4 Chinese and 2 Special Constable(unnamed) |
| 1949-11-09 | SC | (unnamed) | — | — | In an ambush by communist gunmen on the Selama/Taiping Road. Police engaged the communist gunmen, killing 7. 4 communist were killed, 2 communist gunmen were women and 2 Special Constable(unnamed) were killed |
| 1949-11-09 | SC | (unnamed) | — | — | In an ambush by communist gunmen on the Selama/Taiping Road. Police engaged the communist gunmen, killing 7. 4 communist were killed, 2 communist gunmen were women and 2 Special Constable(unnamed) were killed |
| 1949-11-24 | PC | Kahar Bin Sulong | — | — | Killed in an operation |
| 1949-12-06 | Sgt | Wahid | — | — | In a gun battle on an Estate near Bahau, Negeri Sembilan. When a force of Federation of Malaya Police Patrol, consisting of 6 Malay and 4 Chinese, engaged a much larger force of communist and fought to the last round. 4 Police were killed(unnamed) and 6 wounded. Their Malay commander Sgt Wahid died from 13 bullets wounded |
| 1949-12-06 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | In a gun battle on an Estate near Bahau, Negeri Sembilan. When a force of Federation of Malaya Police Patrol, consisting of 6 Malay and 4 Chinese, engaged a much larger force of communist and fought to the last round. 4 Police were killed(unnamed) and 6 wounded. Their Malay commander Sgt Wahid died from 13 bullets wounded |
| 1949-12-06 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | In a gun battle on an Estate near Bahau, Negeri Sembilan. When a force of Federation of Malaya Police Patrol, consisting of 6 Malay and 4 Chinese, engaged a much larger force of communist and fought to the last round. 4 Police were killed(unnamed) and 6 wounded. Their Malay commander Sgt Wahid died from 13 bullets wounded |
| 1949-12-06 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | In a gun battle on an Estate near Bahau, Negeri Sembilan. When a force of Federation of Malaya Police Patrol, consisting of 6 Malay and 4 Chinese, engaged a much larger force of communist and fought to the last round. 4 Police were killed(unnamed) and 6 wounded. Their Malay commander Sgt Wahid died from 13 bullets wounded |
| 1949-12-07 | PC 11796 | Ibrahim Bin Manap | — | — | Killed in action in Mersing area of Johore |
| 1949-12-12 | ASP (C) | D. Hope | — | Jungle Squad | At Jelebu Police Station, Negeri Sembilan, Police Sgt Jock Lovie joined the convoy of three Police trucks, containing a jungle Platoon consisting of E/Sgt D.J. Aylott, ASP (C) D.Hope, including 14 Malay policemen. Jock climbed into the front seat of the second truck. The trucks were not armoured and therefore, vulnerable if involved in an ambush. They left the Police Station at roughly mid morning and headed off in the direction of Seremban. When approaching a section of the winding road over the north–south mountain range. About halfway up the hill, the second truck, had some minor engine troubles and was overtaken by the third truck. The three trucks were almost at the top of the hill, where the banks were at least 10 foot high above the road. It was then that a fusillade of gunfire rained down on the three trucks. Killing and wounding many of the policemen. Jock immediately jumped from his truck and began firing towards the communist gunmen in their ambush position. A bullet managed to hit his carbine taking off the foresight. Nevertheless, he still continued to engage the enemy. At this stage he was wounded in the hand, unable to fight with his carbine, instead lobbed a grenade in the direction of the communist. The grenade hit the top of the bank and rolled back. As he went over the bank, he was hit by five bullets slowing him down. The communist gunmen now had control of the ambush position. When the firing stopped, the communist began throwing dead and wounded bodies onto the trucks. Before setting them ablaze, Jock could hear the communist gunmen calling out to each other to find the remainder of the survivors. Jock moved his position, beginning a hide and seek tactic. After about an hour of his movements, he came across another European Sergeant and a Malay. The three did not realise at the time, they were the only remaining survivors. the thought that their best option was to stay put and if cornered fight it out. However the communists left shortly afterwards. It was nearing twilight when the three decided to return to the road to find Army and Police personnel clearing up after the ambush. The three were very quickly taken to the hospital in Seremban. Fifteen police officers were killed in the action. |
| 1949-12-12 | E/Sgt | D.J. Aylott | — | Jungle Squad | At Jelebu Police Station, Negeri Sembilan, Police Sgt Jock Lovie joined the convoy of three Police trucks, containing a jungle Platoon consisting of E/Sgt D.J. Aylott, ASP (C) D.Hope, including 14 Malay policemen. Jock climbed into the front seat of the second truck. The trucks were not armoured and therefore, vulnerable if involved in an ambush. They left the Police Station at roughly mid morning and headed off in the direction of Seremban. When approaching a section of the winding road over the north–south mountain range. About halfway up the hill, the second truck, had some minor engine troubles and was overtaken by the third truck. The three trucks were almost at the top of the hill, where the banks were at least 10 foot high above the road. It was then that a fusillade of gunfire rained down on the three trucks. Killing and wounding many of the policemen. Jock immediately jumped from his truck and began firing towards the communist gunmen in their ambush position. A bullet managed to hit his carbine taking off the foresight. Nevertheless, he still continued to engage the enemy. At this stage he was wounded in the hand, unable to fight with his carbine, instead lobbed a grenade in the direction of the communist. The grenade hit the top of the bank and rolled back. As he went over the bank, he was hit by five bullets slowing him down. The communist gunmen now had control of the ambush position. When the firing stopped, the communist began throwing dead and wounded bodies onto the trucks. Before setting them ablaze, Jock could hear the communist gunmen calling out to each other to find the remainder of the survivors. Jock moved his position, beginning a hide and seek tactic. After about an hour of his movements, he came across another European Sergeant and a Malay. The three did not realise at the time, they were the only remaining survivors. the thought that their best option was to stay put and if cornered fight it out. However the communists left shortly afterwards. It was nearing twilight when the three decided to return to the road to find Army and Police personnel clearing up after the ambush. The three were very quickly taken to the hospital in Seremban. Fifteen police officers were killed in the action. |
| 1949-12-12 | PC 6402 | Othman Bin Ahmad | — | Jungle Squad | At Jelebu Police Station, Negeri Sembilan, Police Sgt Jock Lovie joined the convoy of three Police trucks, containing a jungle Platoon consisting of E/Sgt D.J. Aylott, ASP (C) D.Hope, including 14 Malay policemen. Jock climbed into the front seat of the second truck. The trucks were not armoured and therefore, vulnerable if involved in an ambush. They left the Police Station at roughly mid morning and headed off in the direction of Seremban. When approaching a section of the winding road over the north–south mountain range. About halfway up the hill, the second truck, had some minor engine troubles and was overtaken by the third truck. The three trucks were almost at the top of the hill, where the banks were at least 10 foot high above the road. It was then that a fusillade of gunfire rained down on the three trucks. Killing and wounding many of the policemen. Jock immediately jumped from his truck and began firing towards the communist gunmen in their ambush position. A bullet managed to hit his carbine taking off the foresight. Nevertheless, he still continued to engage the enemy. At this stage he was wounded in the hand, unable to fight with his carbine, instead lobbed a grenade in the direction of the communist. The grenade hit the top of the bank and rolled back. As he went over the bank, he was hit by five bullets slowing him down. The communist gunmen now had control of the ambush position. When the firing stopped, the communist began throwing dead and wounded bodies onto the trucks. Before setting them ablaze, Jock could hear the communist gunmen calling out to each other to find the remainder of the survivors. Jock moved his position, beginning a hide and seek tactic. After about an hour of his movements, he came across another European Sergeant and a Malay. The three did not realise at the time, they were the only remaining survivors. the thought that their best option was to stay put and if cornered fight it out. However the communists left shortly afterwards. It was nearing twilight when the three decided to return to the road to find Army and Police personnel clearing up after the ambush. The three were very quickly taken to the hospital in Seremban. Fifteen police officers were killed in the action. |
| 1949-12-12 | PC 10841 | Amin Bin Mohd Noor | — | Jungle Squad | At Jelebu Police Station, Negeri Sembilan, Police Sgt Jock Lovie joined the convoy of three Police trucks, containing a jungle Platoon consisting of E/Sgt D.J. Aylott, ASP (C) D.Hope, including 14 Malay policemen. Jock climbed into the front seat of the second truck. The trucks were not armoured and therefore, vulnerable if involved in an ambush. They left the Police Station at roughly mid morning and headed off in the direction of Seremban. When approaching a section of the winding road over the north–south mountain range. About halfway up the hill, the second truck, had some minor engine troubles and was overtaken by the third truck. The three trucks were almost at the top of the hill, where the banks were at least 10 foot high above the road. It was then that a fusillade of gunfire rained down on the three trucks. Killing and wounding many of the policemen. Jock immediately jumped from his truck and began firing towards the communist gunmen in their ambush position. A bullet managed to hit his carbine taking off the foresight. Nevertheless, he still continued to engage the enemy. At this stage he was wounded in the hand, unable to fight with his carbine, instead lobbed a grenade in the direction of the communist. The grenade hit the top of the bank and rolled back. As he went over the bank, he was hit by five bullets slowing him down. The communist gunmen now had control of the ambush position. When the firing stopped, the communist began throwing dead and wounded bodies onto the trucks. Before setting them ablaze, Jock could hear the communist gunmen calling out to each other to find the remainder of the survivors. Jock moved his position, beginning a hide and seek tactic. After about an hour of his movements, he came across another European Sergeant and a Malay. The three did not realise at the time, they were the only remaining survivors. the thought that their best option was to stay put and if cornered fight it out. However the communists left shortly afterwards. It was nearing twilight when the three decided to return to the road to find Army and Police personnel clearing up after the ambush. The three were very quickly taken to the hospital in Seremban. Fifteen police officers were killed in the action. |
| 1949-12-12 | PC 11219 | Hassan Bin Mahmud | — | Jungle Squad | At Jelebu Police Station, Negeri Sembilan, Police Sgt Jock Lovie joined the convoy of three Police trucks, containing a jungle Platoon consisting of E/Sgt D.J. Aylott, ASP (C) D.Hope, including 14 Malay policemen. Jock climbed into the front seat of the second truck. The trucks were not armoured and therefore, vulnerable if involved in an ambush. They left the Police Station at roughly mid morning and headed off in the direction of Seremban. When approaching a section of the winding road over the north–south mountain range. About halfway up the hill, the second truck, had some minor engine troubles and was overtaken by the third truck. The three trucks were almost at the top of the hill, where the banks were at least 10 foot high above the road. It was then that a fusillade of gunfire rained down on the three trucks. Killing and wounding many of the policemen. Jock immediately jumped from his truck and began firing towards the communist gunmen in their ambush position. A bullet managed to hit his carbine taking off the foresight. Nevertheless, he still continued to engage the enemy. At this stage he was wounded in the hand, unable to fight with his carbine, instead lobbed a grenade in the direction of the communist. The grenade hit the top of the bank and rolled back. As he went over the bank, he was hit by five bullets slowing him down. The communist gunmen now had control of the ambush position. When the firing stopped, the communist began throwing dead and wounded bodies onto the trucks. Before setting them ablaze, Jock could hear the communist gunmen calling out to each other to find the remainder of the survivors. Jock moved his position, beginning a hide and seek tactic. After about an hour of his movements, he came across another European Sergeant and a Malay. The three did not realise at the time, they were the only remaining survivors. the thought that their best option was to stay put and if cornered fight it out. However the communists left shortly afterwards. It was nearing twilight when the three decided to return to the road to find Army and Police personnel clearing up after the ambush. The three were very quickly taken to the hospital in Seremban. Fifteen police officers were killed in the action. |
| 1949-12-12 | PC 11223 | Awang Bin Muda | — | Jungle Squad | At Jelebu Police Station, Negeri Sembilan, Police Sgt Jock Lovie joined the convoy of three Police trucks, containing a jungle Platoon consisting of E/Sgt D.J. Aylott, ASP (C) D.Hope, including 14 Malay policemen. Jock climbed into the front seat of the second truck. The trucks were not armoured and therefore, vulnerable if involved in an ambush. They left the Police Station at roughly mid morning and headed off in the direction of Seremban. When approaching a section of the winding road over the north–south mountain range. About halfway up the hill, the second truck, had some minor engine troubles and was overtaken by the third truck. The three trucks were almost at the top of the hill, where the banks were at least 10 foot high above the road. It was then that a fusillade of gunfire rained down on the three trucks. Killing and wounding many of the policemen. Jock immediately jumped from his truck and began firing towards the communist gunmen in their ambush position. A bullet managed to hit his carbine taking off the foresight. Nevertheless, he still continued to engage the enemy. At this stage he was wounded in the hand, unable to fight with his carbine, instead lobbed a grenade in the direction of the communist. The grenade hit the top of the bank and rolled back. As he went over the bank, he was hit by five bullets slowing him down. The communist gunmen now had control of the ambush position. When the firing stopped, the communist began throwing dead and wounded bodies onto the trucks. Before setting them ablaze, Jock could hear the communist gunmen calling out to each other to find the remainder of the survivors. Jock moved his position, beginning a hide and seek tactic. After about an hour of his movements, he came across another European Sergeant and a Malay. The three did not realise at the time, they were the only remaining survivors. the thought that their best option was to stay put and if cornered fight it out. However the communists left shortly afterwards. It was nearing twilight when the three decided to return to the road to find Army and Police personnel clearing up after the ambush. The three were very quickly taken to the hospital in Seremban. Fifteen police officers were killed in the action. |
| 1949-12-12 | PC 10170 | Abd Rashid Bin Jaafar | — | Jungle Squad | At Jelebu Police Station, Negeri Sembilan, Police Sgt Jock Lovie joined the convoy of three Police trucks, containing a jungle Platoon consisting of E/Sgt D.J. Aylott, ASP (C) D.Hope, including 14 Malay policemen. Jock climbed into the front seat of the second truck. The trucks were not armoured and therefore, vulnerable if involved in an ambush. They left the Police Station at roughly mid morning and headed off in the direction of Seremban. When approaching a section of the winding road over the north–south mountain range. About halfway up the hill, the second truck, had some minor engine troubles and was overtaken by the third truck. The three trucks were almost at the top of the hill, where the banks were at least 10 foot high above the road. It was then that a fusillade of gunfire rained down on the three trucks. Killing and wounding many of the policemen. Jock immediately jumped from his truck and began firing towards the communist gunmen in their ambush position. A bullet managed to hit his carbine taking off the foresight. Nevertheless, he still continued to engage the enemy. At this stage he was wounded in the hand, unable to fight with his carbine, instead lobbed a grenade in the direction of the communist. The grenade hit the top of the bank and rolled back. As he went over the bank, he was hit by five bullets slowing him down. The communist gunmen now had control of the ambush position. When the firing stopped, the communist began throwing dead and wounded bodies onto the trucks. Before setting them ablaze, Jock could hear the communist gunmen calling out to each other to find the remainder of the survivors. Jock moved his position, beginning a hide and seek tactic. After about an hour of his movements, he came across another European Sergeant and a Malay. The three did not realise at the time, they were the only remaining survivors. the thought that their best option was to stay put and if cornered fight it out. However the communists left shortly afterwards. It was nearing twilight when the three decided to return to the road to find Army and Police personnel clearing up after the ambush. The three were very quickly taken to the hospital in Seremban. Fifteen police officers were killed in the action. |
| 1949-12-12 | PC 3808 | Hussein Bin Kasman | — | Jungle Squad | At Jelebu Police Station, Negeri Sembilan, Police Sgt Jock Lovie joined the convoy of three Police trucks, containing a jungle Platoon consisting of E/Sgt D.J. Aylott, ASP (C) D.Hope, including 14 Malay policemen. Jock climbed into the front seat of the second truck. The trucks were not armoured and therefore, vulnerable if involved in an ambush. They left the Police Station at roughly mid morning and headed off in the direction of Seremban. When approaching a section of the winding road over the north–south mountain range. About halfway up the hill, the second truck, had some minor engine troubles and was overtaken by the third truck. The three trucks were almost at the top of the hill, where the banks were at least 10 foot high above the road. It was then that a fusillade of gunfire rained down on the three trucks. Killing and wounding many of the policemen. Jock immediately jumped from his truck and began firing towards the communist gunmen in their ambush position. A bullet managed to hit his carbine taking off the foresight. Nevertheless, he still continued to engage the enemy. At this stage he was wounded in the hand, unable to fight with his carbine, instead lobbed a grenade in the direction of the communist. The grenade hit the top of the bank and rolled back. As he went over the bank, he was hit by five bullets slowing him down. The communist gunmen now had control of the ambush position. When the firing stopped, the communist began throwing dead and wounded bodies onto the trucks. Before setting them ablaze, Jock could hear the communist gunmen calling out to each other to find the remainder of the survivors. Jock moved his position, beginning a hide and seek tactic. After about an hour of his movements, he came across another European Sergeant and a Malay. The three did not realise at the time, they were the only remaining survivors. the thought that their best option was to stay put and if cornered fight it out. However the communists left shortly afterwards. It was nearing twilight when the three decided to return to the road to find Army and Police personnel clearing up after the ambush. The three were very quickly taken to the hospital in Seremban. Fifteen police officers were killed in the action. |
| 1949-12-12 | PC 9298 | Ismail Bin Ibrahim | — | Jungle Squad | At Jelebu Police Station, Negeri Sembilan, Police Sgt Jock Lovie joined the convoy of three Police trucks, containing a jungle Platoon consisting of E/Sgt D.J. Aylott, ASP (C) D.Hope, including 14 Malay policemen. Jock climbed into the front seat of the second truck. The trucks were not armoured and therefore, vulnerable if involved in an ambush. They left the Police Station at roughly mid morning and headed off in the direction of Seremban. When approaching a section of the winding road over the north–south mountain range. About halfway up the hill, the second truck, had some minor engine troubles and was overtaken by the third truck. The three trucks were almost at the top of the hill, where the banks were at least 10 foot high above the road. It was then that a fusillade of gunfire rained down on the three trucks. Killing and wounding many of the policemen. Jock immediately jumped from his truck and began firing towards the communist gunmen in their ambush position. A bullet managed to hit his carbine taking off the foresight. Nevertheless, he still continued to engage the enemy. At this stage he was wounded in the hand, unable to fight with his carbine, instead lobbed a grenade in the direction of the communist. The grenade hit the top of the bank and rolled back. As he went over the bank, he was hit by five bullets slowing him down. The communist gunmen now had control of the ambush position. When the firing stopped, the communist began throwing dead and wounded bodies onto the trucks. Before setting them ablaze, Jock could hear the communist gunmen calling out to each other to find the remainder of the survivors. Jock moved his position, beginning a hide and seek tactic. After about an hour of his movements, he came across another European Sergeant and a Malay. The three did not realise at the time, they were the only remaining survivors. the thought that their best option was to stay put and if cornered fight it out. However the communists left shortly afterwards. It was nearing twilight when the three decided to return to the road to find Army and Police personnel clearing up after the ambush. The three were very quickly taken to the hospital in Seremban. Fifteen police officers were killed in the action. |
| 1949-12-12 | TPC 2077 | Baharudin Bin Keling | — | Jungle Squad | At Jelebu Police Station, Negeri Sembilan, Police Sgt Jock Lovie joined the convoy of three Police trucks, containing a jungle Platoon consisting of E/Sgt D.J. Aylott, ASP (C) D.Hope, including 14 Malay policemen. Jock climbed into the front seat of the second truck. The trucks were not armoured and therefore, vulnerable if involved in an ambush. They left the Police Station at roughly mid morning and headed off in the direction of Seremban. When approaching a section of the winding road over the north–south mountain range. About halfway up the hill, the second truck, had some minor engine troubles and was overtaken by the third truck. The three trucks were almost at the top of the hill, where the banks were at least 10 foot high above the road. It was then that a fusillade of gunfire rained down on the three trucks. Killing and wounding many of the policemen. Jock immediately jumped from his truck and began firing towards the communist gunmen in their ambush position. A bullet managed to hit his carbine taking off the foresight. Nevertheless, he still continued to engage the enemy. At this stage he was wounded in the hand, unable to fight with his carbine, instead lobbed a grenade in the direction of the communist. The grenade hit the top of the bank and rolled back. As he went over the bank, he was hit by five bullets slowing him down. The communist gunmen now had control of the ambush position. When the firing stopped, the communist began throwing dead and wounded bodies onto the trucks. Before setting them ablaze, Jock could hear the communist gunmen calling out to each other to find the remainder of the survivors. Jock moved his position, beginning a hide and seek tactic. After about an hour of his movements, he came across another European Sergeant and a Malay. The three did not realise at the time, they were the only remaining survivors. the thought that their best option was to stay put and if cornered fight it out. However the communists left shortly afterwards. It was nearing twilight when the three decided to return to the road to find Army and Police personnel clearing up after the ambush. The three were very quickly taken to the hospital in Seremban. Fifteen police officers were killed in the action. |
| 1949-12-12 | TPC 12964 | Abdullah Bin Yahya | — | Jungle Squad | At Jelebu Police Station, Negeri Sembilan, Police Sgt Jock Lovie joined the convoy of three Police trucks, containing a jungle Platoon consisting of E/Sgt D.J. Aylott, ASP (C) D.Hope, including 14 Malay policemen. Jock climbed into the front seat of the second truck. The trucks were not armoured and therefore, vulnerable if involved in an ambush. They left the Police Station at roughly mid morning and headed off in the direction of Seremban. When approaching a section of the winding road over the north–south mountain range. About halfway up the hill, the second truck, had some minor engine troubles and was overtaken by the third truck. The three trucks were almost at the top of the hill, where the banks were at least 10 foot high above the road. It was then that a fusillade of gunfire rained down on the three trucks. Killing and wounding many of the policemen. Jock immediately jumped from his truck and began firing towards the communist gunmen in their ambush position. A bullet managed to hit his carbine taking off the foresight. Nevertheless, he still continued to engage the enemy. At this stage he was wounded in the hand, unable to fight with his carbine, instead lobbed a grenade in the direction of the communist. The grenade hit the top of the bank and rolled back. As he went over the bank, he was hit by five bullets slowing him down. The communist gunmen now had control of the ambush position. When the firing stopped, the communist began throwing dead and wounded bodies onto the trucks. Before setting them ablaze, Jock could hear the communist gunmen calling out to each other to find the remainder of the survivors. Jock moved his position, beginning a hide and seek tactic. After about an hour of his movements, he came across another European Sergeant and a Malay. The three did not realise at the time, they were the only remaining survivors. the thought that their best option was to stay put and if cornered fight it out. However the communists left shortly afterwards. It was nearing twilight when the three decided to return to the road to find Army and Police personnel clearing up after the ambush. The three were very quickly taken to the hospital in Seremban. Fifteen police officers were killed in the action. |
| 1949-12-12 | TPC 12565 | Abd Rahman Bin Kelom Mohd Jibin | — | Jungle Squad | At Jelebu Police Station, Negeri Sembilan, Police Sgt Jock Lovie joined the convoy of three Police trucks, containing a jungle Platoon consisting of E/Sgt D.J. Aylott, ASP (C) D.Hope, including 14 Malay policemen. Jock climbed into the front seat of the second truck. The trucks were not armoured and therefore, vulnerable if involved in an ambush. They left the Police Station at roughly mid morning and headed off in the direction of Seremban. When approaching a section of the winding road over the north–south mountain range. About halfway up the hill, the second truck, had some minor engine troubles and was overtaken by the third truck. The three trucks were almost at the top of the hill, where the banks were at least 10 foot high above the road. It was then that a fusillade of gunfire rained down on the three trucks. Killing and wounding many of the policemen. Jock immediately jumped from his truck and began firing towards the communist gunmen in their ambush position. A bullet managed to hit his carbine taking off the foresight. Nevertheless, he still continued to engage the enemy. At this stage he was wounded in the hand, unable to fight with his carbine, instead lobbed a grenade in the direction of the communist. The grenade hit the top of the bank and rolled back. As he went over the bank, he was hit by five bullets slowing him down. The communist gunmen now had control of the ambush position. When the firing stopped, the communist began throwing dead and wounded bodies onto the trucks. Before setting them ablaze, Jock could hear the communist gunmen calling out to each other to find the remainder of the survivors. Jock moved his position, beginning a hide and seek tactic. After about an hour of his movements, he came across another European Sergeant and a Malay. The three did not realise at the time, they were the only remaining survivors. the thought that their best option was to stay put and if cornered fight it out. However the communists left shortly afterwards. It was nearing twilight when the three decided to return to the road to find Army and Police personnel clearing up after the ambush. The three were very quickly taken to the hospital in Seremban. Fifteen police officers were killed in the action. |
| 1949-12-12 | TPC 12246 | Zainal Abidin Bin Haji Ibrahim | — | Jungle Squad | At Jelebu Police Station, Negeri Sembilan, Police Sgt Jock Lovie joined the convoy of three Police trucks, containing a jungle Platoon consisting of E/Sgt D.J. Aylott, ASP (C) D.Hope, including 14 Malay policemen. Jock climbed into the front seat of the second truck. The trucks were not armoured and therefore, vulnerable if involved in an ambush. They left the Police Station at roughly mid morning and headed off in the direction of Seremban. When approaching a section of the winding road over the north–south mountain range. About halfway up the hill, the second truck, had some minor engine troubles and was overtaken by the third truck. The three trucks were almost at the top of the hill, where the banks were at least 10 foot high above the road. It was then that a fusillade of gunfire rained down on the three trucks. Killing and wounding many of the policemen. Jock immediately jumped from his truck and began firing towards the communist gunmen in their ambush position. A bullet managed to hit his carbine taking off the foresight. Nevertheless, he still continued to engage the enemy. At this stage he was wounded in the hand, unable to fight with his carbine, instead lobbed a grenade in the direction of the communist. The grenade hit the top of the bank and rolled back. As he went over the bank, he was hit by five bullets slowing him down. The communist gunmen now had control of the ambush position. When the firing stopped, the communist began throwing dead and wounded bodies onto the trucks. Before setting them ablaze, Jock could hear the communist gunmen calling out to each other to find the remainder of the survivors. Jock moved his position, beginning a hide and seek tactic. After about an hour of his movements, he came across another European Sergeant and a Malay. The three did not realise at the time, they were the only remaining survivors. the thought that their best option was to stay put and if cornered fight it out. However the communists left shortly afterwards. It was nearing twilight when the three decided to return to the road to find Army and Police personnel clearing up after the ambush. The three were very quickly taken to the hospital in Seremban. Fifteen police officers were killed in the action. |
| 1949-12-12 | TPC 12530 | Idris Bin Kassim | — | Jungle Squad | At Jelebu Police Station, Negeri Sembilan, Police Sgt Jock Lovie joined the convoy of three Police trucks, containing a jungle Platoon consisting of E/Sgt D.J. Aylott, ASP (C) D.Hope, including 14 Malay policemen. Jock climbed into the front seat of the second truck. The trucks were not armoured and therefore, vulnerable if involved in an ambush. They left the Police Station at roughly mid morning and headed off in the direction of Seremban. When approaching a section of the winding road over the north–south mountain range. About halfway up the hill, the second truck, had some minor engine troubles and was overtaken by the third truck. The three trucks were almost at the top of the hill, where the banks were at least 10 foot high above the road. It was then that a fusillade of gunfire rained down on the three trucks. Killing and wounding many of the policemen. Jock immediately jumped from his truck and began firing towards the communist gunmen in their ambush position. A bullet managed to hit his carbine taking off the foresight. Nevertheless, he still continued to engage the enemy. At this stage he was wounded in the hand, unable to fight with his carbine, instead lobbed a grenade in the direction of the communist. The grenade hit the top of the bank and rolled back. As he went over the bank, he was hit by five bullets slowing him down. The communist gunmen now had control of the ambush position. When the firing stopped, the communist began throwing dead and wounded bodies onto the trucks. Before setting them ablaze, Jock could hear the communist gunmen calling out to each other to find the remainder of the survivors. Jock moved his position, beginning a hide and seek tactic. After about an hour of his movements, he came across another European Sergeant and a Malay. The three did not realise at the time, they were the only remaining survivors. the thought that their best option was to stay put and if cornered fight it out. However the communists left shortly afterwards. It was nearing twilight when the three decided to return to the road to find Army and Police personnel clearing up after the ambush. The three were very quickly taken to the hospital in Seremban. Fifteen police officers were killed in the action. |
| 1949-12-12 | TPC 2413 | Mion Bin Nasir | — | Jungle Squad | At Jelebu Police Station, Negeri Sembilan, Police Sgt Jock Lovie joined the convoy of three Police trucks, containing a jungle Platoon consisting of E/Sgt D.J. Aylott, ASP (C) D.Hope, including 14 Malay policemen. Jock climbed into the front seat of the second truck. The trucks were not armoured and therefore, vulnerable if involved in an ambush. They left the Police Station at roughly mid morning and headed off in the direction of Seremban. When approaching a section of the winding road over the north–south mountain range. About halfway up the hill, the second truck, had some minor engine troubles and was overtaken by the third truck. The three trucks were almost at the top of the hill, where the banks were at least 10 foot high above the road. It was then that a fusillade of gunfire rained down on the three trucks. Killing and wounding many of the policemen. Jock immediately jumped from his truck and began firing towards the communist gunmen in their ambush position. A bullet managed to hit his carbine taking off the foresight. Nevertheless, he still continued to engage the enemy. At this stage he was wounded in the hand, unable to fight with his carbine, instead lobbed a grenade in the direction of the communist. The grenade hit the top of the bank and rolled back. As he went over the bank, he was hit by five bullets slowing him down. The communist gunmen now had control of the ambush position. When the firing stopped, the communist began throwing dead and wounded bodies onto the trucks. Before setting them ablaze, Jock could hear the communist gunmen calling out to each other to find the remainder of the survivors. Jock moved his position, beginning a hide and seek tactic. After about an hour of his movements, he came across another European Sergeant and a Malay. The three did not realise at the time, they were the only remaining survivors. the thought that their best option was to stay put and if cornered fight it out. However the communists left shortly afterwards. It was nearing twilight when the three decided to return to the road to find Army and Police personnel clearing up after the ambush. The three were very quickly taken to the hospital in Seremban. Fifteen police officers were killed in the action. |
| 1949-12-13 | TPC | Abd Kajid Bin Jamaludin | — | — | Died of a Motor vehicle accident at 31/2 Kota Tinggi/Lombong Road Johore |
| 1949-12-14 | Cadet | C.O Hara Murray M.C | — | — | Killed in an operation in Bertam, Kelantan |
| 1949-12-15 | PC 11469 | Hassan Bin Aboo Bakar | — | — | Killed in action at Jelabu Road, Negeri Sembilan |
| 1949-12-15 | TPC 12684 | Abd Majid Bin Jamaludin | — | — | Killed in action at Jelabu Road, Negeri Sembilan |
| 1949-12-18 | SC 22456 | Rose Bin Yusof | — | — | Killed in action at Gunong Inas Rubber Estate, Perak |
| 1949-12-20 | PC 10096 | Koming Bin Haji Mufti | — | — | Died by accident at Muar, Johore |
| 1949-12-25 | AP/Insp | J.O Neill | — | — | Died from a fractured scull, after an incident in Johore Bahru, Johore |
| 1949-12-26 | SC | (unnamed) | — | — | Killed in their camp near Kluang |
| 1949-12-26 | SC | (unnamed) | — | — | Killed in their camp near Kluang |
| 1949-12-27 | PC 8511 | Kahar Bin Sulong | — | — | Killed in action at Yong Peng area, Johore |
| 1949-12-27 | EPC 3414 | Abu Bakar Bin Kassim | — | — | Killed in action at Yong Peng area, Johore |

## 1950s

| Date | Rank/no | Name | Age | Division/unit | Circumstance |
| 1950-01-06 | Sgt 1541 | Abu Bakar Bin Ali | — | Jungle Squad | Killed during a firefight with communist gunmen in jungles surrounding Batu Gajah, Perak |
| 1950-01-07 | AP 2605 | Abdul Aziz Bin Dato' Abdullah | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist gunmen at 37th Kong Koi/Jelebu Road, Negeri Sembilan |
| 1950-01-07 | AP 2617 | Mat Tahar Bin Maaker | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist gunmen at 37th Kong Koi/Jelebu Road, Negeri Sembilan |
| 1950-01-07 | AP 3445 | Baharom Bin Mat Tahar | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist gunmen at 37th Kong Koi/Jelebu Road, Negeri Sembilan |
| 1950-01-15 | AP 418 | Abdul Rashid Bin Tagor | — | — | Killed by communist gunmen at Bukit Selembua |
| 1950-01-16 | PC 12045 | Haron Bin Idris | — | — | Died from wounds received on January 13 at Segamat, Johore |
| 1950-01-17 | EPC 3844 | Sa'at Bin Mazuki | — | — | Killed in ambush at Kluang/Kahang road, Johore |
| 1950-01-19 | TPC 13246 | Yaacob Bin Sulaiman | — | — | Killed in ambush at Ipoh, Perak |
| 1950-01-20 | SC 21792 | Leong Ah Choy | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist gunmen at Sungai Siput, Perak |
| 1950-01-22 | E/Sgt | F.R. Young | — | Jungle Squad | Ambushed by Communist gunmen at Seberang Prai, Penang resulting in 8 officers including a British Sergeant, being killed, while six Malay officers were wounded. |
| 1950-01-22 | PC 12085 | Hanasi Bin Ahmad | — | Jungle Squad | Ambushed by Communist gunmen at Seberang Prai, Penang resulting in 8 officers including a British Sergeant, being killed, while six Malay officers were wounded. |
| 1950-01-22 | PC 1917 | Othman Bin Haji Omar | — | Jungle Squad | Ambushed by Communist gunmen at Seberang Prai, Penang resulting in 8 officers including a British Sergeant, being killed, while six Malay officers were wounded. |
| 1950-01-22 | PC 192 | Abdul Rahman Bin Wahab | — | Jungle Squad | Ambushed by Communist gunmen at Seberang Prai, Penang resulting in 8 officers including a British Sergeant, being killed, while six Malay officers were wounded. |
| 1950-01-22 | PC 12051 | Mohd Sohar Bin Abdul Ghani | — | Jungle Squad | Ambushed by Communist gunmen at Seberang Prai, Penang resulting in 8 officers including a British Sergeant, being killed, while six Malay officers were wounded. |
| 1950-01-22 | PC 12894 | Johari Bin Mohd | — | Jungle Squad | Ambushed by Communist gunmen at Seberang Prai, Penang resulting in 8 officers including a British Sergeant, being killed, while six Malay officers were wounded. |
| 1950-01-22 | PC 2345 | Mohd Shariff Bin Suleiman | — | Jungle Squad | Ambushed by Communist gunmen at Seberang Prai, Penang resulting in 8 officers including a British Sergeant, being killed, while six Malay officers were wounded. |
| 1950-01-22 | EPC 1626 | Abdul Hamid Bin Nair | — | Jungle Squad | Ambushed by Communist gunmen at Seberang Prai, Penang resulting in 8 officers including a British Sergeant, being killed, while six Malay officers were wounded. |
| 1950-01-22 | SC 1638 | Yeoh Chew Bhik | — | Jungle Squad | Ambushed by Communist gunmen at Seberang Prai, Penang resulting in 8 officers including a British Sergeant, being killed, while six Malay officers were wounded. |
| 1950-01-23 | PC 9081 | Ismail Bin Talib | — | — | Died from wounds received in an ambush on the previous day |
| 1950-01-26 | PC | Ismail Bin Talib | — | — | Killed in an ambush at Sungai Siput, Perak |
| 1950-01-27 | SC/Cpl 8704 | Ja'afar Bin Abu Talib | — | — | Ambushed in Sungai Papan Estate Kota Tinggi area, Johore |
| 1950-01-27 | SC 30622 | Embi Bin Mohd Shah | — | — | Ambushed in Sungai Papan Estate Kota Tinggi area, Johore |
| 1950-01-27 | SC 6811 | Yusof Bin Abdullah | — | — | Ambushed in Sungai Papan Estate Kota Tinggi area, Johore |
| 1950-01-27 | SC 7627 | Sutan Bin Haji Arshad | — | — | Ambushed in Sungai Papan Estate Kota Tinggi area, Johore |
| 1950-01-27 | SC 30570 | Abdullah Bin Jaafar | — | — | Ambushed in Sungai Papan Estate Kota Tinggi area, Johore |
| 1950-01-27 | SC 17090 | Ahmad Bin Awang | — | — | Ambushed in Sungai Papan Estate Kota Tinggi area, Johore |
| 1950-01-27 | SC 8708 | Awang Bin Mahmood | — | — | Ambushed in Sungai Papan Estate Kota Tinggi area, Johore |
| 1950-01-27 | SC 8705 | Atan Bin Ahmat | — | — | Ambushed in Sungai Papan Estate Kota Tinggi area, Johore |
| 1950-01-30 | AP 61 | Tai Jon | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Pondok Batang, Jasin, Malacca while escorting a weapons convoy to Asahan. |
| 1950-01-31 | SC 19816 | Awang Bin Abdul Ghani | — | — | Ambushed in Rengan Water pumping station in Johore |
| 1950-01-31 | SC 20299 | Khalid Bin Rahman | — | — | Ambushed in Rengan Water pumping station in Johore |
| 1950-02-01 | SC 8928 | Ahmad Bin Haji Ali | — | — | Died from wounds received on Rengan Water pumping station |
| 1950-02-03 | SM 1797 | Mohd Noor Bin Asap | — | — | Killed in an operation |
| 1950-02-10 | E/Sgt 58 | H.F. Cowan | — | — | Killed in ambush at 20th Galong road, Sungai Siput, Perak |
| 1950-02-10 | EPC 1740 | Balwant Singh Kartan Singh | — | — | Killed in ambush at 20th Galong road, Sungai Siput, Perak |
| 1950-02-14 | SC 10493 | Zakaria Bin Haji Ahmad | — | — | Killed in ambush at Kota Tinggi Power Station |
| 1950-02-15 | PC 1168 | Talib Bin Kidan | — | — | Killed in ambush at Nankuang Pahang |
| 1950-02-15 | PC 11542 | Zahiri Bin Yob | — | — | Killed in ambush at Nankuang Pahang |
| 1950-02-17 | AP/Insp | I.L.F. Campbell | — | — | Killed at North of Bentong |
| 1950-02-19 | D/PC | (unnamed) | — | — | Following the shooting of a Police Chinese Detective(unnamed). The whole of Bukit Mertajam was placed under strict curfew between hours 6pm to 6am |
| 1950-02-23 | Sgt 3493 | Jamil Bin Mohd Shah | 28 | Bukit Kepong | The incident started at about 4:15 am before dawn with 200 Communist gunmen attacking, led by Muhammad Indera, a Malay Communist launching a guerilla assault on the Bukit Kepong police station. Despite the odds, the policemen led by Sgt 3493, refused to surrender, although numerous calls by the communists for them to lay down arms were made. In the final hours of the fierce battle, the Communists set fire to the officer's barracks and station. Only about five hours after the first shot was fired did the communists manage to break their defences and set the place ablaze. They then retreated into the jungle, leaving a trail of destruction and bloodshed. 14 police officers, 5 auxiliary police, and their families were killed in the incident while 4 officers such as MPC 37, PC 7645, PC 10533, and EPC 3472 wounded in the battle. Few years after the incident, the Malay Communist leader who was responsible for the incident was arrested by Batu Pahat Police Special Branch detectives and hanged to death at Perak. |
| 1950-02-23 | Cpl 7068 | Mohd Yassin Bin Haji Abdul Wahab | — | Bukit Kepong | The incident started at about 4:15 am before dawn with 200 Communist gunmen attacking, led by Muhammad Indera, a Malay Communist launching a guerilla assault on the Bukit Kepong police station. Despite the odds, the policemen led by Sgt 3493, refused to surrender, although numerous calls by the communists for them to lay down arms were made. In the final hours of the fierce battle, the Communists set fire to the officer's barracks and station. Only about five hours after the first shot was fired did the communists manage to break their defences and set the place ablaze. They then retreated into the jungle, leaving a trail of destruction and bloodshed. 14 police officers, 5 auxiliary police, and their families were killed in the incident while 4 officers such as MPC 37, PC 7645, PC 10533, and EPC 3472 wounded in the battle. Few years after the incident, the Malay Communist leader who was responsible for the incident was arrested by Batu Pahat Police Special Branch detectives and hanged to death at Perak. |
| 1950-02-23 | L/Cpl 7168 | Jidin Bin Omar | — | Bukit Kepong | The incident started at about 4:15 am before dawn with 200 Communist gunmen attacking, led by Muhammad Indera, a Malay Communist launching a guerilla assault on the Bukit Kepong police station. Despite the odds, the policemen led by Sgt 3493, refused to surrender, although numerous calls by the communists for them to lay down arms were made. In the final hours of the fierce battle, the Communists set fire to the officer's barracks and station. Only about five hours after the first shot was fired did the communists manage to break their defences and set the place ablaze. They then retreated into the jungle, leaving a trail of destruction and bloodshed. 14 police officers, 5 auxiliary police, and their families were killed in the incident while 4 officers such as MPC 37, PC 7645, PC 10533, and EPC 3472 wounded in the battle. Few years after the incident, the Malay Communist leader who was responsible for the incident was arrested by Batu Pahat Police Special Branch detectives and hanged to death at Perak. |
| 1950-02-23 | PC 3933 | Hamzah Bin Ahmad | — | Bukit Kepong | The incident started at about 4:15 am before dawn with 200 Communist gunmen attacking, led by Muhammad Indera, a Malay Communist launching a guerilla assault on the Bukit Kepong police station. Despite the odds, the policemen led by Sgt 3493, refused to surrender, although numerous calls by the communists for them to lay down arms were made. In the final hours of the fierce battle, the Communists set fire to the officer's barracks and station. Only about five hours after the first shot was fired did the communists manage to break their defences and set the place ablaze. They then retreated into the jungle, leaving a trail of destruction and bloodshed. 14 police officers, 5 auxiliary police, and their families were killed in the incident while 4 officers such as MPC 37, PC 7645, PC 10533, and EPC 3472 wounded in the battle. Few years after the incident, the Malay Communist leader who was responsible for the incident was arrested by Batu Pahat Police Special Branch detectives and hanged to death at Perak. |
| 1950-02-23 | PC 5674 | Abu Bin Mohd Ali | — | Bukit Kepong | The incident started at about 4:15 am before dawn with 200 Communist gunmen attacking, led by Muhammad Indera, a Malay Communist launching a guerilla assault on the Bukit Kepong police station. Despite the odds, the policemen led by Sgt 3493, refused to surrender, although numerous calls by the communists for them to lay down arms were made. In the final hours of the fierce battle, the Communists set fire to the officer's barracks and station. Only about five hours after the first shot was fired did the communists manage to break their defences and set the place ablaze. They then retreated into the jungle, leaving a trail of destruction and bloodshed. 14 police officers, 5 auxiliary police, and their families were killed in the incident while 4 officers such as MPC 37, PC 7645, PC 10533, and EPC 3472 wounded in the battle. Few years after the incident, the Malay Communist leader who was responsible for the incident was arrested by Batu Pahat Police Special Branch detectives and hanged to death at Perak. |
| 1950-02-23 | PC 7493 | Mohamad @ Ahmad Bin Jaafar | — | Bukit Kepong | The incident started at about 4:15 am before dawn with 200 Communist gunmen attacking, led by Muhammad Indera, a Malay Communist launching a guerilla assault on the Bukit Kepong police station. Despite the odds, the policemen led by Sgt 3493, refused to surrender, although numerous calls by the communists for them to lay down arms were made. In the final hours of the fierce battle, the Communists set fire to the officer's barracks and station. Only about five hours after the first shot was fired did the communists manage to break their defences and set the place ablaze. They then retreated into the jungle, leaving a trail of destruction and bloodshed. 14 police officers, 5 auxiliary police, and their families were killed in the incident while 4 officers such as MPC 37, PC 7645, PC 10533, and EPC 3472 wounded in the battle. Few years after the incident, the Malay Communist leader who was responsible for the incident was arrested by Batu Pahat Police Special Branch detectives and hanged to death at Perak. |
| 1950-02-23 | PC 7862 | Abdul Kadir Bin Jusoh | — | Bukit Kepong | The incident started at about 4:15 am before dawn with 200 Communist gunmen attacking, led by Muhammad Indera, a Malay Communist launching a guerilla assault on the Bukit Kepong police station. Despite the odds, the policemen led by Sgt 3493, refused to surrender, although numerous calls by the communists for them to lay down arms were made. In the final hours of the fierce battle, the Communists set fire to the officer's barracks and station. Only about five hours after the first shot was fired did the communists manage to break their defences and set the place ablaze. They then retreated into the jungle, leaving a trail of destruction and bloodshed. 14 police officers, 5 auxiliary police, and their families were killed in the incident while 4 officers such as MPC 37, PC 7645, PC 10533, and EPC 3472 wounded in the battle. Few years after the incident, the Malay Communist leader who was responsible for the incident was arrested by Batu Pahat Police Special Branch detectives and hanged to death at Perak. |
| 1950-02-23 | PC 8600 | Jaafar Bin Hassan | — | Bukit Kepong | The incident started at about 4:15 am before dawn with 200 Communist gunmen attacking, led by Muhammad Indera, a Malay Communist launching a guerilla assault on the Bukit Kepong police station. Despite the odds, the policemen led by Sgt 3493, refused to surrender, although numerous calls by the communists for them to lay down arms were made. In the final hours of the fierce battle, the Communists set fire to the officer's barracks and station. Only about five hours after the first shot was fired did the communists manage to break their defences and set the place ablaze. They then retreated into the jungle, leaving a trail of destruction and bloodshed. 14 police officers, 5 auxiliary police, and their families were killed in the incident while 4 officers such as MPC 37, PC 7645, PC 10533, and EPC 3472 wounded in the battle. Few years after the incident, the Malay Communist leader who was responsible for the incident was arrested by Batu Pahat Police Special Branch detectives and hanged to death at Perak. |
| 1950-02-23 | PC 9136 | Hassan Bin Othman | — | Bukit Kepong | The incident started at about 4:15 am before dawn with 200 Communist gunmen attacking, led by Muhammad Indera, a Malay Communist launching a guerilla assault on the Bukit Kepong police station. Despite the odds, the policemen led by Sgt 3493, refused to surrender, although numerous calls by the communists for them to lay down arms were made. In the final hours of the fierce battle, the Communists set fire to the officer's barracks and station. Only about five hours after the first shot was fired did the communists manage to break their defences and set the place ablaze. They then retreated into the jungle, leaving a trail of destruction and bloodshed. 14 police officers, 5 auxiliary police, and their families were killed in the incident while 4 officers such as MPC 37, PC 7645, PC 10533, and EPC 3472 wounded in the battle. Few years after the incident, the Malay Communist leader who was responsible for the incident was arrested by Batu Pahat Police Special Branch detectives and hanged to death at Perak. |
| 1950-02-23 | EPC 3475 | Mohd Tap Bin Lazim | — | Bukit Kepong | The incident started at about 4:15 am before dawn with 200 Communist gunmen attacking, led by Muhammad Indera, a Malay Communist launching a guerilla assault on the Bukit Kepong police station. Despite the odds, the policemen led by Sgt 3493, refused to surrender, although numerous calls by the communists for them to lay down arms were made. In the final hours of the fierce battle, the Communists set fire to the officer's barracks and station. Only about five hours after the first shot was fired did the communists manage to break their defences and set the place ablaze. They then retreated into the jungle, leaving a trail of destruction and bloodshed. 14 police officers, 5 auxiliary police, and their families were killed in the incident while 4 officers such as MPC 37, PC 7645, PC 10533, and EPC 3472 wounded in the battle. Few years after the incident, the Malay Communist leader who was responsible for the incident was arrested by Batu Pahat Police Special Branch detectives and hanged to death at Perak. |
| 1950-02-23 | EPC 3795 | Jaafar Bin Arshad | — | Bukit Kepong | The incident started at about 4:15 am before dawn with 200 Communist gunmen attacking, led by Muhammad Indera, a Malay Communist launching a guerilla assault on the Bukit Kepong police station. Despite the odds, the policemen led by Sgt 3493, refused to surrender, although numerous calls by the communists for them to lay down arms were made. In the final hours of the fierce battle, the Communists set fire to the officer's barracks and station. Only about five hours after the first shot was fired did the communists manage to break their defences and set the place ablaze. They then retreated into the jungle, leaving a trail of destruction and bloodshed. 14 police officers, 5 auxiliary police, and their families were killed in the incident while 4 officers such as MPC 37, PC 7645, PC 10533, and EPC 3472 wounded in the battle. Few years after the incident, the Malay Communist leader who was responsible for the incident was arrested by Batu Pahat Police Special Branch detectives and hanged to death at Perak. |
| 1950-02-23 | AP 1912 | Mahmood Bin Saat | — | Bukit Kepong | The incident started at about 4:15 am before dawn with 200 Communist gunmen attacking, led by Muhammad Indera, a Malay Communist launching a guerilla assault on the Bukit Kepong police station. Despite the odds, the policemen led by Sgt 3493, refused to surrender, although numerous calls by the communists for them to lay down arms were made. In the final hours of the fierce battle, the Communists set fire to the officer's barracks and station. Only about five hours after the first shot was fired did the communists manage to break their defences and set the place ablaze. They then retreated into the jungle, leaving a trail of destruction and bloodshed. 14 police officers, 5 auxiliary police, and their families were killed in the incident while 4 officers such as MPC 37, PC 7645, PC 10533, and EPC 3472 wounded in the battle. Few years after the incident, the Malay Communist leader who was responsible for the incident was arrested by Batu Pahat Police Special Branch detectives and hanged to death at Perak. |
| 1950-02-23 | AP 1925 | Ali Akob Bin Othman | — | Bukit Kepong | The incident started at about 4:15 am before dawn with 200 Communist gunmen attacking, led by Muhammad Indera, a Malay Communist launching a guerilla assault on the Bukit Kepong police station. Despite the odds, the policemen led by Sgt 3493, refused to surrender, although numerous calls by the communists for them to lay down arms were made. In the final hours of the fierce battle, the Communists set fire to the officer's barracks and station. Only about five hours after the first shot was fired did the communists manage to break their defences and set the place ablaze. They then retreated into the jungle, leaving a trail of destruction and bloodshed. 14 police officers, 5 auxiliary police, and their families were killed in the incident while 4 officers such as MPC 37, PC 7645, PC 10533, and EPC 3472 wounded in the battle. Few years after the incident, the Malay Communist leader who was responsible for the incident was arrested by Batu Pahat Police Special Branch detectives and hanged to death at Perak. |
| 1950-02-23 | AP 2098 | Redzuan Bin Alias | — | Bukit Kepong | The incident started at about 4:15 am before dawn with 200 Communist gunmen attacking, led by Muhammad Indera, a Malay Communist launching a guerilla assault on the Bukit Kepong police station. Despite the odds, the policemen led by Sgt 3493, refused to surrender, although numerous calls by the communists for them to lay down arms were made. In the final hours of the fierce battle, the Communists set fire to the officer's barracks and station. Only about five hours after the first shot was fired did the communists manage to break their defences and set the place ablaze. They then retreated into the jungle, leaving a trail of destruction and bloodshed. 14 police officers, 5 auxiliary police, and their families were killed in the incident while 4 officers such as MPC 37, PC 7645, PC 10533, and EPC 3472 wounded in the battle. Few years after the incident, the Malay Communist leader who was responsible for the incident was arrested by Batu Pahat Police Special Branch detectives and hanged to death at Perak. |
| 1950-02-23 | AP 2127 | Othman Bin Yahya | — | Bukit Kepong | The incident started at about 4:15 am before dawn with 200 Communist gunmen attacking, led by Muhammad Indera, a Malay Communist launching a guerilla assault on the Bukit Kepong police station. Despite the odds, the policemen led by Sgt 3493, refused to surrender, although numerous calls by the communists for them to lay down arms were made. In the final hours of the fierce battle, the Communists set fire to the officer's barracks and station. Only about five hours after the first shot was fired did the communists manage to break their defences and set the place ablaze. They then retreated into the jungle, leaving a trail of destruction and bloodshed. 14 police officers, 5 auxiliary police, and their families were killed in the incident while 4 officers such as MPC 37, PC 7645, PC 10533, and EPC 3472 wounded in the battle. Few years after the incident, the Malay Communist leader who was responsible for the incident was arrested by Batu Pahat Police Special Branch detectives and hanged to death at Perak. |
| 1950-02-23 | AP 2130 | Samad Bin Yatim | — | Bukit Kepong | The incident started at about 4:15 am before dawn with 200 Communist gunmen attacking, led by Muhammad Indera, a Malay Communist launching a guerilla assault on the Bukit Kepong police station. Despite the odds, the policemen led by Sgt 3493, refused to surrender, although numerous calls by the communists for them to lay down arms were made. In the final hours of the fierce battle, the Communists set fire to the officer's barracks and station. Only about five hours after the first shot was fired did the communists manage to break their defences and set the place ablaze. They then retreated into the jungle, leaving a trail of destruction and bloodshed. 14 police officers, 5 auxiliary police, and their families were killed in the incident while 4 officers such as MPC 37, PC 7645, PC 10533, and EPC 3472 wounded in the battle. Few years after the incident, the Malay Communist leader who was responsible for the incident was arrested by Batu Pahat Police Special Branch detectives and hanged to death at Perak. |
| 1950-02-23 | MPC 60 | Ibrahim Bin Adam | — | Marine | The incident started at about 4:15 am before dawn with 200 Communist gunmen attacking, led by Muhammad Indera, a Malay Communist launching a guerilla assault on the Bukit Kepong police station. Despite the odds, the policemen led by Sgt 3493, refused to surrender, although numerous calls by the communists for them to lay down arms were made. In the final hours of the fierce battle, the Communists set fire to the officer's barracks and station. Only about five hours after the first shot was fired did the communists manage to break their defences and set the place ablaze. They then retreated into the jungle, leaving a trail of destruction and bloodshed. 14 police officers, 5 auxiliary police, and their families were killed in the incident while 4 officers such as MPC 37, PC 7645, PC 10533, and EPC 3472 wounded in the battle. Few years after the incident, the Malay Communist leader who was responsible for the incident was arrested by Batu Pahat Police Special Branch detectives and hanged to death at Perak. |
| 1950-02-23 | MPC 68 | Awang Bin Ali | — | Marine | The incident started at about 4:15 am before dawn with 200 Communist gunmen attacking, led by Muhammad Indera, a Malay Communist launching a guerilla assault on the Bukit Kepong police station. Despite the odds, the policemen led by Sgt 3493, refused to surrender, although numerous calls by the communists for them to lay down arms were made. In the final hours of the fierce battle, the Communists set fire to the officer's barracks and station. Only about five hours after the first shot was fired did the communists manage to break their defences and set the place ablaze. They then retreated into the jungle, leaving a trail of destruction and bloodshed. 14 police officers, 5 auxiliary police, and their families were killed in the incident while 4 officers such as MPC 37, PC 7645, PC 10533, and EPC 3472 wounded in the battle. Few years after the incident, the Malay Communist leader who was responsible for the incident was arrested by Batu Pahat Police Special Branch detectives and hanged to death at Perak. |
| 1950-02-23 | MPC 181 | Basiron Bin Adam | — | Marine | The incident started at about 4:15 am before dawn with 200 Communist gunmen attacking, led by Muhammad Indera, a Malay Communist launching a guerilla assault on the Bukit Kepong police station. Despite the odds, the policemen led by Sgt 3493, refused to surrender, although numerous calls by the communists for them to lay down arms were made. In the final hours of the fierce battle, the Communists set fire to the officer's barracks and station. Only about five hours after the first shot was fired did the communists manage to break their defences and set the place ablaze. They then retreated into the jungle, leaving a trail of destruction and bloodshed. 14 police officers, 5 auxiliary police, and their families were killed in the incident while 4 officers such as MPC 37, PC 7645, PC 10533, and EPC 3472 wounded in the battle. Few years after the incident, the Malay Communist leader who was responsible for the incident was arrested by Batu Pahat Police Special Branch detectives and hanged to death at Perak. |
| 1950-02-24 | D/Cpl 331 | David Chessex | — | — | Killed in an ambush at Gopeng, Perak |
| 1950-03-02 | AP 4220 | B. Gates | — | — | killed in ambush in Cameron Highlands, Pahang |
| 1950-03-02 | SC 14493 | Wan Kamarudin Bin Yeop Manap | — | — | killed in ambush in Cameron Highlands, Pahang |
| 1950-03-03 | E/Sgt 22 | E.P. Hackett | — | — | Killed in action in Ban Lee Estate, Bentong, Pahang |
| 1950-03-04 | SC 7246 | Mohd Sujod Bin Serdai | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Eldred Estate in Bekok, Segamat, Johore |
| 1950-03-04 | SC 8959 | Othman Bin Talib | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Eldred Estate in Bekok, Segamat, Johore |
| 1950-03-05 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | A train was derailed near Mentakab, Pahang. A Police Constable(unnamed) was killed including several passengers were wounded when communist gunmen open fire |
| 1950-03-06 | SC 11460 | Ya'acob Bin Abdul Khan | — | — | Ambushed in Sungai Dingin Estate Kulim, Kedah |
| 1950-03-06 | SC 11517 | Awang Bin Mat Saman | — | — | Ambushed in Sungai Dingin Estate Kulim, Kedah |
| 1950-03-06 | SC 31105 | Ariffin Bin Awang | — | — | Ambushed in Sungai Dingin Estate Kulim, Kedah |
| 1950-03-07 | SC 31726 | Awal Khan s/o Sab Khan | — | — | At 8 miles from Kuala Lumpur,at an open-air Cinema in the village of Kepong, Selangor. Cham Sam Yin, the leader of a band of communist gunmen suddenly opened fire on the audience watching a Chinese movie and causing havoc. Killing SC 31726 and other 17 people, including children and wounding many others. |
| 1950-03-08 | SC 36881 | Hashim Bin Abdul Mahid | — | — | Died from wounds received 4 days before |
| 1950-03-13 | D/PC 10493 | Gooi Ban Teik | — | — | Killed in an ambush at 39th Bruas/Sitiawan Road, Perak |
| 1950-03-13 | TPC 12851 | Mohd Isa Bin Sharif | — | — | Killed in an ambush at 39th Bruas/Sitiawan Road, Perak |
| 1950-03-13 | EPC 1723 | Din Bin Endut | — | — | Killed in an ambush at 39th Bruas/Sitiawan Road, Perak |
| 1950-03-21 | E/Sgt 197 | K.W. Davies | — | — | Ambush on road in Banenoch Estate Sungai Patani, Kedah |
| 1950-03-21 | SC 30922 | Seenevasadak | — | — | Killed in action at Banenoch Estate, Kedah |
| 1950-03-22 | PC 12416 | Sharkawi Bin Haji Mohd Daud | — | — | Died from wounds received in an ambush on the previous day on the Bandenoch Estate Pahang |
| 1950-03-25 | PC 545 | Latif Bin Ariffin | — | — | Killed in an Operations near Ipoh, Perak |
| 1950-03-27 | EPC 2568 | Dolah Bin Hj Taib | — | — | Killed in an Operation |
| 1950-03-28 | SC 12288 | Keechot Osman Bin Kassim | — | — | Killed in action on Puchong Estate, Johore |
| 1950-03-28 | SC 27374 | Meeron Bin Tahir | — | — | Killed in action on Puchong Estate, Johore |
| 1950-03-29 | PC 13194 | Alias Bin Mahat | — | — | Died from wounds received in an ambush on the previous day at Bukit Mertajam, Penang |
| 1950-03-30 | SC 21470 | Ujang Bin Ahmad | — | — | Killed in action at between Glendak Estate & Serting Negeri Sembilan |
| 1950-03-30 | SC 34329 | Maizam Bin Mohamed | — | — | Killed in action at between Glendak Estate & Serting Negeri Sembilan |
| 1950-04-01 | PC 10634 | Ahmad Bin Mohd Yusof | — | — | Killed in action at Ulu Serting Kuala Pilah, Negeri Sembilan |
| 1950-04-01 | SC 21612 | Mamar Bin Bachik | — | — | Killed in action at Batu Sables Estate Rembua, Negeri Sembilan |
| 1950-04-04 | PC 8134 | Arshad Bin Siraj | — | — | Killed in an ambush at 11th Yong Peng/Paloh Road, Johore |
| 1950-04-10 | AP 1041 | Liew Why Tone | — | — | Killed in an operation |
| 1950-04-15 | PC 6888 | Khalid Bin Rahman | — | — | Died from wounds received in ambush at Metakab, Pahang |
| 1950-04-16 | AP/Insp | Foo Eng Lim | — | — | Killed in action at Sungai Kelemah Estate, Negeri Sembilan |
| 1950-04-16 | SC 5525 | Mohamed Yassin Bin Baba | — | — | Killed in action at Sungai Kelemah Estate, Negeri Sembilan |
| 1950-04-28 | SC 2490 | Tan Bin Abdullah | — | — | killed in an ambush by communists at Harbourough Estate, Sungai Perak |
| 1950-04-28 | SC 14349 | Mat Bin Kassim | — | — | killed in an ambush by communists at Harbourough Estate, Sungai Perak |
| 1950-04-28 | SC 14371 | Saleh Bin Kulop Mat Ali | — | — | killed in an ambush by communists at Harbourough Estate, Sungai Perak |
| 1950-04-28 | SC 20991 | Hamid Bin Drasin | — | — | killed in an ambush by communists at Harbourough Estate, Sungai Perak |
| 1950-04-28 | SC 20999 | Din Bin Abdul Hamid | — | — | killed in an ambush by communists at Harbourough Estate, Sungai Perak |
| 1950-04-28 | SC 27855 | Aziz Bin Uda | — | — | killed in an ambush by communists at Harbourough Estate, Sungai Perak |
| 1950-04-28 | SC 27906 | Adnan Bin Yahaya | — | — | killed in an ambush by communists at Harbourough Estate, Sungai Perak |
| 1950-04-28 | AP 3852 | Laili Bin Mat Hassan | — | — | killed in an ambush by communists at Harbourough Estate, Sungai Perak |
| 1950-05-05 | Cadet G/754 | K.F Dawson | — | — | Killed in an operation while leading a squad in a silent approach on a communist camp in Kulim, Kedah |
| 1950-05-09 | E/Sgt 365 | P.J. Murphy | — | — | drowned in Pasir Kemudi, Kuantan |
| 1950-05-10 | PC 2986 | Saad Bin Desa | — | — | Killed in an ambush in Kuala Nerang, Pahang |
| 1950-05-13 | Cadet G/1084 | P.R. J Evans | — | — | Killed in action in Bentong Kroh Road, Kedah also 6 Police(unnamed) were killed and 4 others wounded |
| 1950-05-13 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | Killed in action in Bentong Kroh Road, Kedah also 6 Police(unnamed) were killed and 4 others wounded |
| 1950-05-13 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | Killed in action in Bentong Kroh Road, Kedah also 6 Police(unnamed) were killed and 4 others wounded |
| 1950-05-13 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | Killed in action in Bentong Kroh Road, Kedah also 6 Police(unnamed) were killed and 4 others wounded |
| 1950-05-13 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | Killed in action in Bentong Kroh Road, Kedah also 6 Police(unnamed) were killed and 4 others wounded |
| 1950-05-13 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | Killed in action in Bentong Kroh Road, Kedah also 6 Police(unnamed) were killed and 4 others wounded |
| 1950-05-13 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | Killed in action in Bentong Kroh Road, Kedah also 6 Police(unnamed) were killed and 4 others wounded |
| 1950-05-14 | PC 132 | Abdullah Bin Ishak | — | — | Killed in an ambush Padang Tasek, Pahang |
| 1950-05-14 | PC 212 | Aliram s/o Din Seng | — | — | Killed in an ambush Padang Tasek, Pahang |
| 1950-05-14 | PC 803 | Shariff Bin Yahaya | — | — | Killed in an ambush Padang Tasek, Pahang |
| 1950-05-14 | PC 3497 | Amin Bin Mat | — | — | Killed in action at Batu Bor, Pahang |
| 1950-05-15 | SC 20996 | Othman Bin Mat Arof | — | — | Killed in an ambush at Suloh Estate, Perak |
| 1950-05-15 | SC 27099 | Mohd Said Bin Yacob | — | — | Killed in an ambush at Suloh Estate, Perak |
| 1950-05-15 | PC 811 | Hassan Bin Su | — | — | Killed in an Operation |
| 1950-05-16 | AP 1611 | Vaithilingam s/o Chelliah | — | — | Killed in an Operation |
| 1950-05-18 | SC 20946 | Mohamed Bin Mat Noor | — | — | Killed in action at 27th Tapah Road, Perak |
| 1950-05-19 | PC 807 | Ismail Bin Ibrahim | — | — | Died from wounds received in an ambush on 13 May at Padang Tesek, Kedah |
| 1950-05-20 | SC 24448 | Then Choon | — | — | Killed in action at Ayer Kuning, South Negeri Sembilan |
| 1950-05-23 | SC 12271 | Mat Eisa Bin Osman | — | — | Killed in an ambush between the Ayah Hitam Estate&Ipoh Tin Mine |
| 1950-05-23 | SC 12284 | Abdul Khader Bin Ghani | — | — | Killed in an ambush between the Ayah Hitam Estate&Ipoh Tin Mine |
| 1950-05-26 | SC 23870 | Trebes Bin Elias | — | — | Killed in action at Gunong Rapat, Perak |
| 1950-05-26 | SC 38846 | Hamdan Bin Elias | — | — | Killed in action at Gunong Rapat, Perak |
| 1950-05-26 | PC | Ismail Bin Ibrahim | — | — | Killed in action at Gunong Rapat, Perak |
| 1950-05-26 | TPC 7146 | Hamid Bin Jaafar | — | — | Killed in action at Gunong Rapat, Perak |
| 1950-05-28 | SC 7400 | Ahmed Bin Ngah Mohamed | — | — | Killed in an operation |
| 1950-05-31 | D/PC 403 | Wong Kon Ying | — | — | Died from wounds received on the previous day at Batu Gajah, Perak |
| 1950-06-01 | E/Sgt 211 | M. Johnson | — | — | Ambushed in Gemas to Tampin road |
| 1950-06-01 | PC 11407 | Ahmad Bin Wahab | — | — | Ambushed in Gemas to Tampin road |
| 1950-06-01 | EPC 2337 | Hilong Bin Sahat | — | — | Ambushed in Gemas to Tampin road |
| 1950-06-03 | PC 6619 | Fais Bux | — | — | Killed in an ambush in Grik, Perak |
| 1950-06-04 | SC/Sgt 3415 | Lam Chan Poh | — | — | Killed in an ambush at the 74th Lengong/Grik Road, Perak |
| 1950-06-04 | SC 13182 | Chan Hong | — | — | Killed in an ambush at the 74th Lengong/Grik Road, Perak |
| 1950-06-12 | AP 10343 | Lee Kai | — | — | Killed in an operation |
| 1950-06-12 | AP 6784 | Yoong Fook | — | — | Killed in an operation |
| 1950-06-12 | AP 18546 | Kassim Bin Abdullah | — | — | Killed in an operation |
| 1950-06-12 | AP 8667 | Sulaiman Bin Hassan | — | — | Killed in an operation |
| 1950-06-17 | AP | Vaithilinhams s/o Chelliah | — | — | Killed in action at Kerak/Manchia Road, Pahang |
| 1950-06-17 | SC 15618 | Sahat Bin Hassan | — | — | Killed in action at Kerak/Manchia Road, Pahang |
| 1950-06-17 | SC 19396 | Shahroni Bin Sumat | — | — | Killed in action at Kerak/Manchia Road, Pahang |
| 1950-06-18 | SC 23776 | Abdullah Bin Mohamad Yassin | — | — | Killed in action at Kota Tinggi, Johore |
| 1950-06-19 | D/Cpl 502 | Abdul Razak Bin Abu Bakar | — | — | Died from wounds received at Bukit Selembua, Kedah |
| 1950-06-19 | PC 11450 | Ahmad Bin Alang Hussain | — | — | Died from wounds received at Bukit Selembua, Kedah |
| 1950-06-19 | EPC 3372 | Mahmood Bin Rashid | — | — | Died from wounds received at Bukit Selembua, Kedah |
| 1950-06-23 | PC 9397 | Jaffar Bin Abdullah | — | — | Died in an ambush at Pasir, Hutan Perak |
| 1950-06-23 | PC 695 | Hassan Bin Abdul Akas | — | — | Died in an ambush at Pasir, Hutan Perak |
| 1950-06-23 | EPC 2489 | Manap Bin Haji Said | — | — | Died in an ambush at Pasir, Hutan Perak |
| 1950-06-25 | SC | Hamden Bin Elias | — | — | Killed in action at Amaran Estate,Johore |
| 1950-06-25 | SC | Trebes Bin Elias | — | — | Killed in action at Amaran Estate,Johore |
| 1950-06-25 | SC 15786 | Yacob Bin Mohd Ariff | — | — | Killed in action At 54th Triang/Kluang Railway track |
| 1950-06-25 | SC 19542 | Muhassin Bin Yaman | — | — | Killed in action At 54th Triang/Kluang Railway track |
| 1950-06-25 | SC | Abdul Rahim Bin Abdul Rahman | — | — | Killed in action At 54th Triang/Kluang Railway track |
| 1950-06-25 | SC | Zaiton Bin Haji Ihsan | — | — | Killed in action At 54th Triang/Kluang Railway track |
| 1950-06-25 | SC | Mansor Bin Kardan | — | — | Killed in action At 54th Triang/Kluang Railway track |
| 1950-06-25 | L/Cpl 2738 | Abdul Rahman Bin Laudin | — | — | Died from wounds received at an ambush at Kajang, Selangor |
| 1950-06-26 | Cpl 6924 | Haji Siraji Bin Haji Mansor | — | — | Killed in action at Kemban, Johore |
| 1950-06-27 | Cpl 12069 | Mohd Yunos Bin Buyong | — | — | Died from wounds received at an ambush on 26 June At 54th Triang/Matakab Road, Pahang |
| 1950-06-27 | SC 31923 | Ibrahim Bin Ahmad | — | — | Killed in action at Denkil Road, Selangor |
| 1950-07-01 | TPC 3348 | Kassim Bin Mohd | — | — | Killed in an ambush at 15th Pontian Road, Johore |
| 1950-07-01 | TPC 3234 | Othman Bin Mohd Arif | — | — | Killed in an ambush at 15th Pontian Road, Johore |
| 1950-07-01 | D/PC 42 | Chong Keow | — | — | Killed in action in an ambush at Ruab, Pahang |
| 1950-07-02 | PC 3073 | Mat Isa Bin Mat | — | — | Killed in action At Terap area of Kedah |
| 1950-07-05 | D/PC 409 | Chong Kong Wah | — | — | Died from wounds Received at Terap area of Kedah |
| 1950-07-07 | TPC 3296 | Yusof Bin Abdul Rahman | — | — | Died from wounds received on 1 July |
| 1950-07-07 | AP/Insp | J.L. Boden | — | — | Killed in Sembrong Estate in Johore |
| 1950-07-07 | SC | (unnamed) | — | — | Killed in Sembrong Estate in Johore |
| 1950-07-08 | AP | Awang Kechik Bin Dosah | — | — | Killed in an operation |
| 1950-07-09 | P/Lt | J.W. Chown | — | — | Killed in an operation |
| 1950-07-09 | EPC | Ali Bin Haji Hamid | — | — | Killed in an operation |
| 1950-07-13 | EPC 3249 | Sahid Bin Haji Ahmad Taib | — | — | Killed by accident at Cameron Highlands |
| 1950-07-20 | E/Sgt 496 | L. Wernham | — | — | murdered in Taiping, Perak |
| 1950-07-20 | E/Sgt 440 | K.J. Webb | — | — | murdered in Taiping, Perak |
| 1950-07-20 | D/Cpl 316 | Mohd Ariff | — | — | murdered in Taiping, Perak |
| 1950-07-26 | SC 24938 | Abdul Rahim Bin Abdul Rahman | — | — | Died from wounds received in an engagement with communist forces at Ayer Itan, Perak |
| 1950-07-28 | SC/Cpl 4335 | Zaiton Bin Hj Ihsan | — | — | Killed in an ambush at Banting Kuala Langit District Selangor |
| 1950-07-28 | SC 16926 | Mansor Bin Kardan | — | — | Killed in an ambush at Banting Kuala Langit District Selangor |
| 1950-08-03 | SC 38560 | Hussain Bin Mat Lela | — | — | Died from wounds received during an engagement with communist at Pahang |
| 1950-08-09 | ASP | D.A Craig | — | — | Kiiled in an operation when their police jeep was ambushed by communist gunmen at Tapah, Perak |
| 1950-08-09 | Sgt 2029 | Ahmad Bin Arshad | — | — | Kiiled in an operation when their police jeep was ambushed by communist gunmen at Tapah, Perak |
| 1950-08-09 | L/Cpl 609 | Ariffin Bin Mat Nusu | — | — | Kiiled in an operation when their police jeep was ambushed by communist gunmen at Tapah, Perak |
| 1950-08-09 | SC 27986 | Mohd Noor Bin Hj Talib | — | — | Kiiled in an operation when their police jeep was ambushed by communist gunmen at Tapah, Perak |
| 1950-08-10 | Cadet G/688 | D.A Craig | — | — | Killed in action at Tapah, Perak |
| 1950-08-10 | SC 3413 | Ismail Bin Chat | — | — | Killed in action at Grik, Perak |
| 1950-08-13 | SC 5000 | Mat Dais Bin Awang | — | — | Ambush in Kendeng Estate, Johore |
| 1950-08-17 | SC | Abdullah Bin Sangkut | — | — | Killed in action at Henda Estate, Sungai Perak |
| 1950-08-18 | SC 11524 | Abu Bakar Bin Salleh | — | — | Died from wounds received at Terap area of Kedah |
| 1950-08-20 | PC 798 | Ahmad Bin Puteh | — | — | Killed in action at Kulim Kedah |
| 1950-08-20 | PC | Hassan Bin Su | — | — | Killed in action at Kulim Kedah |
| 1950-08-23 | PC 40 | Omar Bin Ahmad | — | — | Died from wounds received on 20 August |
| 1950-08-25 | PC 9364 | Muhammad Bin Abd Jalil | — | Federation of Malaya Police | Killed when the British Royal Air Force (RAF) Douglas DC 3 Dakota KN630 aircraft crashed in the steep forested foothills in the Gua Musang district en route from the airbase in Changi, Singapore to Kota Bharu, Kelantan. Alongside him, 12 crew including three Dakota crew, four air dispatchers, and other passengers also perished in the incident. A platoon of British troops went to the rescue and they reached the crash site, but due to the communist threat, they hastily buried the dead in makeshift graves. 58 years later, on 3 October 2008, the British and Malaysian governments sent the biggest recovery operation project so far to visit the wreckage site and recover the remains. |
| 1950-08-25 | SC 27824 | Abdullah Bin Baharom | — | — | Killed when the British Royal Air Force (RAF) Douglas DC 3 Dakota KN630 aircraft crashed in the steep forested foothills in the Gua Musang district en route from the airbase in Changi, Singapore to Kota Bharu, Kelantan. Alongside him, 12 crew including three Dakota crew, four air dispatchers, and other passengers also perished in the incident. A platoon of British troops went to the rescue and they reached the crash site, but due to the communist threat, they hastily buried the dead in makeshift graves. 58 years later, on 3 October 2008, the British and Malaysian governments sent the biggest recovery operation project so far to visit the wreckage site and recover the remains. |
| 1950-08-31 | P/Lt 276 | D.J. Simmons | — | — | killed while on anti-Communist duties in Batu Gajah, Perak |
| 1950-09-02 | E/Sgt | R.J.E. Harrison | — | — | Accidentally shot by a military patrol at Kajang, Selangor |
| 1950-09-04 | PC 1204 | Hussain Bin Din | — | — | Died from wounds received in an ambush at Batu Gajah, Perak |
| 1950-09-05 | SM 1793 | Mohd Noor Bin Asap | — | — | Killed in action in Bentong, Pahang |
| 1950-09-05 | PC 11865 | Salleh Bin Sirona | — | — | Killed in action in Bentong, Pahang |
| 1950-09-07 | PC 1117 | Ali Bin Hj Hamid | — | — | Killed in an ambush on Mersing/Endau Road, Johore |
| 1950-09-09 | SC/Cpl 5726 | Ahmad Bin Sangkut | — | — | Killed in action at Bentong Ruab Road, Pahang |
| 1950-09-11 | PC 840 | Ahmad Bin Esa | — | — | Killed in action At Kluang, Johore |
| 1950-09-11 | PC 3850 | Abdul Rahman Bin Omar | — | — | Killed in action At Kluang, Johore |
| 1950-09-16 | EPC 288 | Chung Chik Yau | — | — | Killed in Georgetown area, Penang |
| 1950-09-17 | PC 11282 | Mohd Noor Bin Abdullah | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist |
| 1950-09-17 | SC 2870 | Hussein Bin Awang | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist |
| 1950-09-17 | SC 2927 | Saad Bin Mat | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist |
| 1950-09-23 | PC 6845 | Mustaffa Bin Ahmad | — | — | Killed in an ambush at Kulai, Johore |
| 1950-09-26 | Cpl 6207 | Wan Hussin Bin Wan Yusoff | — | — | Killed when he was on a raft travelling by river from Batu to Keli Kelantan |
| 1950-09-28 | PC 2866 | Hamid Bin Sudin | — | — | Killed in an ambush at 25th Malacca/Seletar Road, Malacca |
| 1950-09-30 | SC 8956 | Naem Bin Sitam | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Eldred Estate in Bekok, Segamat, Johore. |
| 1950-09-30 | SC 17392 | Mohamed Yusof Bin Sulaiman | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Eldred Estate in Bekok, Segamat, Johore. |
| 1950-10-04 | PC 8656 | Dalip Singh | — | — | Killed at the Estate, Negeri Sembilan |
| 1950-10-09 | SC 25922 | Ahmad Bin Ibrahim | — | — | Killed in Niyor Rubber Estate in Kluang area of Johore |
| 1950-10-09 | SC 29515 | Kadir Bin Hj Yunus | — | — | Killed in Niyor Rubber Estate in Kluang area of Johore |
| 1950-10-09 | SC | Ahmid Bin Sangkut | — | — | Killed in Niyor Rubber Estate in Kluang area of Johore |
| 1950-10-12 | D/Cpl 649 | Chan Ah Thiam | — | — | Died from gun wounds received at Cintra Street Pahang |
| 1950-10-15 | SC | Barharudin Bin Bima | — | — | Killed in action at Papanarea of Batu Gaja, Perak |
| 1950-10-16 | SC 2647 | Suleiman Bin Mat | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at oh Pak Long, Air Kuning, Negeri Sembilan. |
| 1950-10-16 | SC 2692 | Salleh Bin Abdul Ghani | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at oh Pak Long, Air Kuning, Negeri Sembilan. |
| 1950-10-16 | SC 14773 | Mohamed Zain Bin Yop Mat | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at oh Pak Long, Air Kuning, Negeri Sembilan. |
| 1950-10-16 | SC 14922 | Baharudin Bin Bima | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at oh Pak Long, Air Kuning, Negeri Sembilan. |
| 1950-10-16 | SC 20606 | Yaacob Bin Hj Mat Asif | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at oh Pak Long, Air Kuning, Negeri Sembilan. |
| 1950-10-16 | SC 27867 | Yop Bin Kulop Ada | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at oh Pak Long, Air Kuning, Negeri Sembilan. |
| 1950-10-17 | Cpl 7163 | Mohd Yatim Bin Abdullah | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Chan Wing Estate in Bekok, Segamat, Johore. Communist gunmen placed a minefield in areas near the gap. Once the police vehicle of the Labis Police Station approached the route, the vehicle exploded before being overturned, then the gunmen fired at them and threw grenades from the top of the hill, killing eight officers and wounding one. |
| 1950-10-17 | PC 11765 | Nordin Bin Kadir | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Chan Wing Estate in Bekok, Segamat, Johore. Communist gunmen placed a minefield in areas near the gap. Once the police vehicle of the Labis Police Station approached the route, the vehicle exploded before being overturned, then the gunmen fired at them and threw grenades from the top of the hill, killing eight officers and wounding one. |
| 1950-10-17 | PC 11768 | Mohd Noor Bin Lajis | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Chan Wing Estate in Bekok, Segamat, Johore. Communist gunmen placed a minefield in areas near the gap. Once the police vehicle of the Labis Police Station approached the route, the vehicle exploded before being overturned, then the gunmen fired at them and threw grenades from the top of the hill, killing eight officers and wounding one. |
| 1950-10-17 | PC 11898 | Annuar Bin Buyong | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Chan Wing Estate in Bekok, Segamat, Johore. Communist gunmen placed a minefield in areas near the gap. Once the police vehicle of the Labis Police Station approached the route, the vehicle exploded before being overturned, then the gunmen fired at them and threw grenades from the top of the hill, killing eight officers and wounding one. |
| 1950-10-17 | PC 13049 | Ismail Bin Abas | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Chan Wing Estate in Bekok, Segamat, Johore. Communist gunmen placed a minefield in areas near the gap. Once the police vehicle of the Labis Police Station approached the route, the vehicle exploded before being overturned, then the gunmen fired at them and threw grenades from the top of the hill, killing eight officers and wounding one. |
| 1950-10-17 | PC 13168 | Mohd Shah Bin Haji Abdullah | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Chan Wing Estate in Bekok, Segamat, Johore. Communist gunmen placed a minefield in areas near the gap. Once the police vehicle of the Labis Police Station approached the route, the vehicle exploded before being overturned, then the gunmen fired at them and threw grenades from the top of the hill, killing eight officers and wounding one. |
| 1950-10-17 | EPC 2596 | Mohd Bin Hussain | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Chan Wing Estate in Bekok, Segamat, Johore. Communist gunmen placed a minefield in areas near the gap. Once the police vehicle of the Labis Police Station approached the route, the vehicle exploded before being overturned, then the gunmen fired at them and threw grenades from the top of the hill, killing eight officers and wounding one. |
| 1950-10-17 | EPC 3426 | Mohd Bin Salleh | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Chan Wing Estate in Bekok, Segamat, Johore. Communist gunmen placed a minefield in areas near the gap. Once the police vehicle of the Labis Police Station approached the route, the vehicle exploded before being overturned, then the gunmen fired at them and threw grenades from the top of the hill, killing eight officers and wounding one. |
| 1950-10-18 | EPC 1383 | Itam Bin Hj Abdullah | — | — | Died from wounds received the previous day |
| 1950-10-20 | PC 9055 | Abdul Aziz Bin Hussain | — | — | Killed in an ambush in Padang Kedah |
| 1950-10-20 | PC 10110 | Yusoff Bin Mat | — | — | Killed in an ambush in Padang Kedah |
| 1950-10-20 | PC 10099 | Kesmari Bin Dimin | — | — | Killed in an ambush in Padang Kedah |
| 1950-10-20 | PC 10754 | Shaari Bin Salleh | — | — | Killed in an ambush in Padang Kedah |
| 1950-10-20 | SC 35565 | Mohd Noor Bin Abdullah | — | — | Killed in an ambush in Padang Kedah |
| 1950-10-23 | PC | Mohd Bin Ahmad | — | — | Killed in an operation |
| 1950-10-26 | Cpl | Wan Hussin Bin Wan Yusoff | — | — | Killed in action at 16th Changloon/Bintok Road, Jitra Kedah |
| 1950-10-26 | PC 10551 | Mohd Desa Bin Awang | — | — | Killed in action at 16th Changloon/Bintok Road, Jitra Kedah |
| 1950-10-26 | SC 24512 | Lebar Bin Tahir | — | — | Died from wounds during an engagement with communist gunmen on Jeran Padang Estate Bahua, Negeri Sembilan |
| 1950-10-29 | PC 4370 | Arshad Bin Abdul Hamid | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist gunmen at Balik Pulau, Penang |
| 1950-10-31 | SC 4095 | Ibrahim Bin Endot | — | — | Killed in ambush on Johore Labis Estate, Johore |
| 1950-10-31 | SC | Naem Bin Sitam | — | — | Killed in ambush on Johore Labis Estate, Johore |
| 1950-10-31 | SC | Mohamed Yusof Bin Sulaiman | — | — | Killed in ambush on Johore Labis Estate, Johore |
| 1950-11-01 | P/Lt 342 | P.S. Turner | — | — | Died from gunshot wounds at Kluang, Johore |
| 1950-11-02 | SC/Cpl 5240 | Biland Khan | — | — | Killed during at engagement with a number of communist gunmen on Sungai Kelamah Estate, Gemas Negeri Sembilan |
| 1950-11-03 | SC/Sgt 1021 | Khalid Bin Hassim | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Sungai Kelamah Estates, Gemas Negeri Sembilan |
| 1950-11-03 | SC 16080 | Sabtu Bin Adam | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Sungai Kelamah Estates, Gemas Negeri Sembilan |
| 1950-11-03 | SC 24399 | Matahah Bin Yassin | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Sungai Kelamah Estates, Gemas Negeri Sembilan |
| 1950-11-04 | PC | Dlip Singh | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist gunmen at Batu Pahat, Johore |
| 1950-11-06 | PC | Biland Khan | — | — | Killed in an operation |
| 1950-11-06 | PC | Matahah Bin Yassin | — | — | Killed in an operation |
| 1950-11-06 | PC | Sabtu Bin Adam | — | — | Killed in an operation |
| 1950-11-14 | P/Lt 550 | G.W.B. Cain | — | — | Killed in an operation in Muar, Johore |
| 1950-11-14 | SC/Cpl 17258 | Khamis Bin Yusof | — | — | Killed in an operation in Muar, Johore |
| 1950-11-17 | PC | Mohd Shah Bin Hj Abdullah | — | — | Killed in an operation |
| 1950-11-17 | PC | Annuar Bin Buyong | — | — | Killed in an operation |
| 1950-11-17 | PC | Abdul Aziz Bin Hussain | — | — | Killed in ambush |
| 1950-11-17 | PC | Yussof Bin Mat | — | — | Killed in ambush |
| 1950-11-17 | PC | Kesmari Bin Dimin | — | — | Killed in ambush |
| 1950-11-17 | PC | Shaari Bin Salleh | — | — | Killed in ambush |
| 1950-11-17 | SC 39365 | Dakar Bin Hamid | — | — | Killed in ambush |
| 1950-11-18 | F/PC 405 | Din Bin Haji Idris | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist gunmen at Layang Layang Johore |
| 1950-11-18 | SC 9432 | Chan Tong Fong | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist gunmen at Pahang |
| 1950-11-22 | PC 10054 | Sarwan Bin Abu Bakar | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist gunmen at Coronation Estate, Johore |
| 1950-11-22 | SC | Hussin Bin Ahmad | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist gunmen at Coronation Estate, Johore |
| 1950-11-23 | PC 6155 | Nasir Bin Salleh | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Air Kuning Selatan, Gemas, Negeri Sembilan. |
| 1950-11-23 | PC 12536 | Zakaria Bin Pandak Rewan | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Air Kuning Selatan, Gemas, Negeri Sembilan. |
| 1950-11-23 | EPC 2165 | Abdul Bin Yahaya | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Air Kuning Selatan, Gemas, Negeri Sembilan. |
| 1950-11-23 | SC 26144 | Yaacob Bin Yusof | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Air Kuning Selatan, Gemas, Negeri Sembilan. |
| 1950-11-23 | SC 34331 | Abdul Ghani Bin Lassim | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Air Kuning Selatan, Gemas, Negeri Sembilan. |
| 1950-11-23 | SC 36563 | Borhan Bin Mohd Zin | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Air Kuning Selatan, Gemas, Negeri Sembilan. |
| 1950-11-24 | SC/Sgt | Khalid Bin Hassim | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist gunmen at Kedah |
| 1950-11-25 | PC 13395 | Kusas Bin Haji Othman | — | — | Killed in action at Ruab/Bentong Road |
| 1950-11-29 | SC 34272 | Dain Bin Mohd Noor | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist gunmen at Ulu Ramis Estate, Johore |
| 1950-12-01 | SC 10503 | Adiveran s/o Veratheran | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist gunmen at Sungai Tun Estate Selangor |
| 1950-12-02 | ASP | A.E.B Bulteel | — | — | Killed in operations, ambushed engaging communist gunmen in Alor Setar, Kedah |
| 1950-12-05 | P/Lt 728 | W.A. Almond | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist gunmen at Kuala Selangor, Selangor |
| 1950-12-07 | SC 17498 | Lani Bin Long | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist gunmen at Nanyo Kluang Estate, Johore |
| 1950-12-12 | SC 5159 | Mat Ross Bin Saidum | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist gunmen at Sikamat Police Post at Negeri Sembilan |
| 1950-12-13 | SC 32520 | Hassan Bin Che Wan | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist gunmen at Bukir Pilah Estate Bahua, Negeri Sembilan |
| 1950-12-20 | SC 6646 | Omar Bin Chilappan | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist gunmen at Sisak Mines, Kota Tinggi, Johore |
| 1950-12-20 | SC 6657 | Bujang Bin Tek | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist gunmen at Sisak Mines, Kota Tinggi, Johore |
| 1950-12-20 | SC 39189 | A. Bakar Bin Lambak | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist gunmen at Sisak Mines, Kota Tinggi, Johore |
| 1950-12-20 | SC 41616 | Yunos Bin Khan | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist gunmen at Sisak Mines, Kota Tinggi, Johore |
| 1950-12-20 | SC 41619 | A. Wahab Bin M. Yunos | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist gunmen at Sisak Mines, Kota Tinggi, Johore |
| 1950-12-22 | P/Lt | N.R.R. Magill | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist gunmen during an operation with Jungle Squad at Kuala Kubu area, Selangor |
| 1950-12-23 | PC 12947 | Omar Bin Kadir | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist gunmen at Sungai Remok Estate, Selangor |
| 1950-12-23 | SC 12416 | Abd Majid s/o Mydin Pitchay | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist gunmen at Sungai Remok Estate, Selangor |
| 1950-12-24 | SC/Sgt | Mohd Majid Bin Hj Mokhti | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist gunmen at Uli Kili Estate, Selangor |
| 1950-12-26 | PC 364 | Talip Bin Mohamed | — | — | Killed in an operation |
| 1950-12-29 | Cadet | N.H.H. Hurst | — | — | Motor Accident |
| 1950-12-29 | SC 29377 | Doraisamy | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist gunmen Rimba Panjong, Perak |
| 1950-12-30 | P/Lt 596 | M.R. Livingstone | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist gunmen during an ambush, whilst in charge of a Jungle Squad, investigating a fire at a disused Tin Mine in the Grik area of Perak |
| 1950-12-30 | PC | Talip Bin Mohamed | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist gunmen during an ambush, whilst in charge of a Jungle Squad, investigating a fire at a disused Tin Mine in the Grik area of Perak |
| 1950-12-31 | Sgt 2422 | Shaari Bin Yunus | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Gurun, Kedah. |
| 1950-12-31 | Sgt 2653 | A. Rahman Bin Ibrahim | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Gurun, Kedah. |
| 1950-12-31 | Cpl F/7 | Saidon Bin Haji A. Rahim | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Gurun, Kedah. |
| 1950-12-31 | F/PC 77 | Alron s/o Chuan | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Gurun, Kedah. |
| 1950-12-31 | F/PC 136 | Din Bin Jaafar | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Gurun, Kedah. |
| 1950-12-31 | F/PC 143 | A. Hamid Bin Ibrahim | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Gurun, Kedah. |
| 1950-12-31 | F/PC 343 | Omar Bin Dahaman | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Gurun, Kedah. |
| 1950-12-31 | F/PC 344 | Cheow Wan Chai | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Gurun, Kedah. |
| 1950-12-31 | SC 39608 | Abdul Manis Bin Awang | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Gurun, Kedah. |
| 1951-01-01 | PC 11260 | Abdul Kadir Bin Abdullah | — | — | Killed during an ambush by communist gunmen at Thye Hup Estate Sungai Patani, Kedah |
| 1951-01-01 | PC 3652 | Akhson Bin Mohd Salleh | — | — | Killed during an ambush by communist gunmen at Thye Hup Estate Sungai Patani, Kedah |
| 1951-01-01 | SC/Cpl 8502 | Jais Bin Omar | — | — | — |
| 1951-01-01 | SC 26793 | Osman Bin Yahya | — | — | Killed by a number of communist gunmen at Grisek Estate, Johore |
| 1951-01-01 | SC 39344 | Ismail Bin Mohd Amin | — | — | Killed by a number of communist gunmen at Grisek Estate, Johore |
| 1951-01-05 | PC 832 | Idris Bin Mahadi | — | — | Killed in an operation at Chemek, Johore |
| 1951-01-06 | SC 13074 | Abdul Ghani Bin Yahaya | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Bikam Estate, Perak. |
| 1951-01-06 | SC 20763 | Kassim Bin Abdul Samat | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Bikam Estate, Perak. |
| 1951-01-06 | SC 22577 | Ibrahim Bin Mohd Noor | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Bikam Estate, Perak. |
| 1951-01-06 | SC 27059 | Yaakob Bin Mat Saja | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Bikam Estate, Perak. |
| 1951-01-06 | SC 29920 | Saman Bin Tanan | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Bikam Estate, Perak. |
| 1951-01-07 | SC 12861 | Amir Bin Johari | — | — | Killed by communist gunmen in the area of Tapah, Perak |
| 1951-01-07 | SC 20987 | Ebas Bin Ismail | — | — | Killed by communist gunmen in the area of Tapah, Perak |
| 1951-01-07 | SC 27990 | Ibrahim Bin Noordin | — | — | Killed by communist gunmen in the area of Tapah, Perak |
| 1951-01-13 | SC 5705 | Ismail Bin Hussain | — | — | Killed by communist gunmen on the Samantan Estate, Pahang |
| 1951-01-13 | SC 15814 | San Chong | — | — | Killed by communist gunmen on the Samantan Estate, Pahang |
| 1951-01-13 | SC 29055 | Mohd Zain Bin Singa | — | — | Killed by communist gunmen on the Samantan Estate, Pahang |
| 1951-01-15 | SC 16478 | Hussain Bin Ahmad | — | — | Killed by communist gunmen at Bentong area |
| 1951-01-15 | SC 29255 | Hassan Bin Said | — | — | Killed by communist gunmen at Bentong area |
| 1951-01-16 | SC 32205 | Adam Bin Hj. Omar | — | — | Killed by communist gunmen at Batu Arang |
| 1951-01-16 | SC 32266 | Arumugam s/o Munian | — | — | Killed by communist gunmen at Batu Arang |
| 1951-01-17 | SC 33557 | Yeop Bin Manap | — | — | Killed in an operation in Telok Inson, Perak |
| 1951-01-19 | EPC 3738 | Wong Sin Fook | — | — | Killed at 26th New Village Resettlement area at Kulai |
| 1951-01-20 | EPC 3757 | Dahlan Bin Montel | — | — | Killed in Muar, Johore |
| 1951-01-23 | SC 5644 | Ismail | — | — | Killed in an operation |
| 1951-01-29 | SC 2629 | Ng Fatt Leong | — | — | Killed by communist gunmen at Ayer Kuming, Perak |
| 1951-01-29 | SC 3677 | Lee Yoong | — | — | Killed by communist gunmen at Ayer Kuming, Perak |
| 1951-01-29 | SC 14700 | Cheng Kam Kong | — | — | Killed by communist gunmen at Ayer Kuming, Perak |
| 1951-01-30 | PC 7765 | Abdul Jalil Bin Khalu Rahman | — | — | Killed when 30 communist gunmen ambushed their police car at 4th Kaki Bukit/Padang Besar Road, Kedah |
| 1951-01-30 | PC 7824 | Said Bin Abas | — | — | Killed when 30 communist gunmen ambushed their police car at 4th Kaki Bukit/Padang Besar Road, Kedah |
| 1951-01-30 | PC 7765 | Yusof Bin Mohamed | — | — | Killed when 30 communist gunmen ambushed their police car at 4th Kaki Bukit/Padang Besar Road, Kedah |
| 1951-01-30 | SC | Sulaiman Bin Abdullah | — | — | Killed when 30 communist gunmen ambushed their police car at 4th Kaki Bukit/Padang Besar Road, Kedah |
| 1951-01-30 | SC 3063 | Ahmad Bin Hussein | — | — | Killed when 30 communist gunmen ambushed their police car at 4th Kaki Bukit/Padang Besar Road, Kedah |
| 1951-02-01 | PC 10256 | Saidi Bin Abas | — | — | — |
| 1951-02-01 | SC 2834 | Mazlan Bin Ngah Abdul Wahab | — | — | Killed by communist gunmen at Pembroke Estate Sungai Siput, Perak |
| 1951-02-01 | SC 2898 | Sulaiman Bin Abdullah | — | — | Killed by communist gunmen at Pembroke Estate Sungai Siput, Perak |
| 1951-02-01 | SC 3052 | Mohd Yusoff Bin Thamby | — | — | Killed by communist gunmen at Pembroke Estate Sungai Siput, Perak |
| 1951-02-01 | SC 13066 | Raja Malik Bin Raja Mat | — | — | Killed by communist gunmen at Pembroke Estate Sungai Siput, Perak |
| 1951-02-01 | SC 24623 | Raja Aznan Bin Raja Sulaiman | — | — | Killed by communist gunmen at Pembroke Estate Sungai Siput, Perak |
| 1951-02-07 | P/Lt 643 | J.G. Yapp | — | — | Killed in ambush at Jabor Valley Estate, Pahang |
| 1951-02-08 | PC 20107 | Man Bin Mohamed | — | — | Killed in Gemas Estate, Johore |
| 1951-02-11 | L/Cpl 3618 | Ishak | — | — | Killed in an operation in Jonkok, Terengganu |
| 1951-02-12 | SC 13319 | Shah Bin Panjang Mat Masah | — | — | Killed in Sungai Krudda Estate, Sungai Siput, Perak |
| 1951-02-13 | SC 16736 | Radin Bin Budin | — | — | Killed in Tanjong Malim Estate, Selangor |
| 1951-02-13 | SC 27137 | Mohd Sa'ad Bin Salleh | — | — | Killed in Tanjong Malim Estate, Selangor |
| 1951-02-17 | PC 10940 | Embi Bin Hashim | — | — | Killed by communist gunmen who stopped a minibus at 26th Kuala Kangsar Road |
| 1951-02-18 | D/Sgt 521 | Ismail Bin Hashim | — | — | Killed in Sungai Dingin Estate, Kulim, Kedah |
| 1951-02-21 | SC 19698 | Hamzah Bin Dukin | — | — | Killed in an operation at Gambang, Pahang |
| 1951-02-23 | SC 13357 | Osman Bin Alang Raja | — | — | Killed in operation at Sungai Siput, Perak |
| 1951-02-24 | D/PC 613 | Lee Ching Kin | — | — | Shot dead by a communist gunman in George Town, Penang |
| 1951-02-24 | PC 11764 | Mohd Nor Bin Abdul Rani | — | — | Killed in Gemas Estate, Negeri Sembilan |
| 1951-02-25 | SC 32859 | Kling Bin Topa | — | — | Killed by communist gunmen at Kew Estate, Menchap, Malacca |
| 1951-02-25 | SC 32975 | Bujang Bin Saban | — | — | Killed by communist gunmen at Kew Estate, Menchap, Malacca |
| 1951-02-25 | SC 33032 | Hassan Bin Hj. Hussein | — | — | Killed by communist gunmen at Kew Estate, Menchap, Malacca |
| 1951-03-05 | SC 16150 | Abdul Kadir Bin Awang | — | — | Killed by communist gunmen at Senai Estate, Johore |
| 1951-03-05 | SC 16153 | Siradi Bin Mohamed | — | — | Killed by communist gunmen at Senai Estate, Johore |
| 1951-03-08 | PC 9808 | Othman Bin Said | — | — | Killed at Police Station of Kambua South Johore |
| 1951-03-08 | P/Lt 837 | J.S. Bradley | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist gunmen, died through gunshot wounds in Kuala Kangsar, Perak |
| 1951-03-09 | EPC 2755 | Talib Bin Sudin | — | — | Killed in an operations at Ruab, Pahang |
| 1951-03-09 | PC 403 | Abdul Rahman Bin K. Jaafar | — | — | Killed at a Public Works Department Quarry Johore |
| 1951-03-09 | SC | (unnamed) | — | — | In Pahang and Johore, 4 Special Constables(unnamed) were killed by communist gunmen |
| 1951-03-09 | SC | (unnamed) | — | — | In Pahang and Johore, 4 Special Constables(unnamed) were killed by communist gunmen |
| 1951-03-09 | SC | (unnamed) | — | — | In Pahang and Johore, 4 Special Constables(unnamed) were killed by communist gunmen |
| 1951-03-09 | SC | (unnamed) | — | — | In Pahang and Johore, 4 Special Constables(unnamed) were killed by communist gunmen |
| 1951-03-11 | SC 6658 | Wan Abdullah Bin A. Rahman | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at PWD Quarry, Mersing, Johore. |
| 1951-03-11 | SC 6804 | Hussin Bin Hj Karim | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at PWD Quarry, Mersing, Johore. |
| 1951-03-11 | SC 30640 | A. Rahman Bin Mohd Amin | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at PWD Quarry, Mersing, Johore. |
| 1951-03-11 | SC 30642 | Hussin Bin Mohd Salleh | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at PWD Quarry, Mersing, Johore. |
| 1951-03-11 | SC 38120 | Mohd Ali Bin Osman | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at PWD Quarry, Mersing, Johore. |
| 1951-03-11 | SC 39187 | Rahmat Bin Mohd Tahir | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at PWD Quarry, Mersing, Johore. |
| 1951-03-12 | EPC 2783 | Abdullah Bin Omar | — | — | Killed at 25th Kuantan Road |
| 1951-03-13 | PC 3556 | Gurdial Singh s/o Hira Singh | — | — | Killed in an operation at Jalong Sungai Siput North Perak |
| 1951-03-14 | PC 9093 | Mohd Bin Mohd Arouf | — | — | Killed at 25th Kuantan Road, Pahang |
| 1951-03-16 | PC 540 | Anwar Bin Sulaiman | — | — | Killed in an ambush |
| 1951-03-16 | PC 5382 | Abdul Kadir Bin Buyong | — | — | Killed in an ambush |
| 1951-03-16 | PC 7595 | Sulaiman Bin Md Akid | — | — | Killed in an ambush |
| 1951-03-19 | SC 7070 | Lajin Bin Mohamed Akli | — | — | — |
| 1951-03-24 | PC 10724 | Engku Ahmad Bin Engku Hamid | — | — | — |
| 1951-03-24 | SC/Sgt 39278 | Tengku Abd Hamid | — | — | — |
| 1951-03-25 | SC 16021 | Jaafar Bin Kadir | — | — | — |
| 1951-03-26 | SC 25085 | Darmadas | — | — | — |
| 1951-03-28 | Cpl 9478 | Yaacob Bin Tan | — | — | — |
| 1951-03-30 | PC 4487 | Abdul Karim Bin Mohd Yusof | — | — | — |
| 1951-03-30 | PC 10936 | Shaffie Bin Kamaruddin | — | — | — |
| 1951-03-30 | SC 8718 | Yunos Bin Malik | — | — | — |
| 1951-03-30 | AP 6551 | Kee Peng Chia | — | — | — |
| 1951-04-02 | AP 16685 | Wan Rasdi Bin Wan In | — | — | Killed in Temenggor, Perak |
| 1951-04-02 | AP 16686 | Wan Khairudin Bin Wan Mushiran | — | — | Killed in Temenggor, Perak |
| 1951-04-02 | AP 16825 | Abdullah Bin Bor | — | — | Killed in Temenggor, Perak |
| 1951-04-04 | P/Lt 684 | N. Wride | — | — | Killed in an ambush at Kulim, Kedah |
| 1951-04-05 | SC 20112 | Lebos Bin Kechik | — | — | Killed in Segamat Estate, Johore |
| 1951-04-09 | SC 24614 | Bahari Bin Abdul Rahman | — | — | Killed in Sussex Estate, Perak |
| 1951-04-10 | AP/Insp | D. Stork | — | — | Killed in Karangan Estate, Kedah |
| 1951-04-13 | EPC 2389 | Nordin Bin Hj Ahmad | — | — | — |
| 1951-04-14 | L/Cpl 11742 | Mohd Ali Bin Baba | — | — | — |
| 1951-04-14 | PC 2299 | Mustafa Bin Din | — | — | — |
| 1951-04-14 | PC 8852 | Hussein Bin Ngah | — | — | — |
| 1951-04-14 | PC 10758 | Yahaya Bin Hamid | — | — | — |
| 1951-04-14 | PC 10907 | Darus Bin Mat | — | — | — |
| 1951-04-14 | PC 10920 | Din Bin Taib | — | — | — |
| 1951-04-14 | EPC 3387 | Salim Bin Saad | — | — | Killed in an operation at Sintok Jitra, Kedah |
| 1951-04-16 | P/Lt 715 | F.P.A. Malone | — | — | Killed in Communist ambush at 26th Batu Arang Road, Rawang, Selangor |
| 1951-04-16 | L/Cpl 8565 | Mahat Bin Chomik | — | — | Killed in Communist ambush at 26th Batu Arang Road, Rawang, Selangor |
| 1951-04-16 | PC 13117 | Raban Bin Said | — | — | Killed in Communist ambush at 26th Batu Arang Road, Rawang, Selangor |
| 1951-04-16 | PC 13100 | Saud Bin Chek | — | — | Killed in Communist ambush at 26th Batu Arang Road, Rawang, Selangor |
| 1951-04-17 | SC 13767 | Mat Rashid Bin Awang | — | — | Killed in Communist ambush at Lombong-Susur Rotan Road, Kota Tinggi |
| 1951-04-17 | EPC 3114 | Abdul Majid Bin Tahir | — | — | Killed in Communist ambush at Lombong-Susur Rotan Road, Kota Tinggi |
| 1951-04-17 | EPC 2331 | Mat Pimus Bin Hassan | — | — | Killed in a Communist Operation near Rompin Bahau Negeri Sembilan |
| 1951-04-18 | SC 22876 | Ahad Bin Mohamad | — | — | — |
| 1951-04-18 | SC 35526 | Samad Bin Aman | — | — | — |
| 1951-04-21 | SC 7160 | Chan Chong Eng | — | — | Killed in a Communist Operation at Segamat, Johore |
| 1951-04-22 | SC 26248 | Ali Bin Mansor | — | — | Killed in an operation at Kulai area |
| 1951-04-22 | SC 6589 | Hamzah Bin Sudin | — | — | Killed in an operation at Kulai area |
| 1951-04-23 | D/Cpl 660 | Lok Ah Thong | — | — | Killed in a Communist Operation at Chemor, Perak |
| 1951-04-23 | D/PC 108 | Cheh Soo Kiong | — | — | Killed by communist gunmen at Penang |
| 1951-04-23 | EPC 262 | Saad Bin Hashim | — | — | Killed by communist gunmen at Penang |
| 1951-04-27 | SC 15465 | Tan Thuan Thong | — | — | — |
| 1951-04-27 | SC 22415 | Soib Bin Mohd Isa | — | — | Killed in a Communist Operation on Pusing, Perak |
| 1951-04-28 | SC 10094 | Masri Bin Dinchat | — | — | Killed in an ambush at Lima Belas Estate |
| 1951-05-02 | DSP | P.A Doohan | — | — | While investigating a train derailment he was killed by Communist in Batu Arang area of Selangor |
| 1951-05-02 | P/Lt | N.R. Nelder | — | — | While investigating a train derailment he was killed by Communist in Batu Arang area of Selangor |
| 1951-05-02 | SC 3638 | Leong Chin Chuan | — | — | Killed in a Communist Operation in Grik, Perak |
| 1951-05-02 | SC 42892 | Attan Bin Puteh | — | — | Killed in a Communist Operation in Johore |
| 1951-05-06 | PC 9188 | Othman Bin Abdul Hamid | — | — | Killed in an operation at Buloh Estate Segamat, Johore |
| 1951-05-07 | SC 27251 | Sudin Bin Matonis | — | — | Killed in an operation |
| 1951-05-09 | PC 10710 | Ali Bin Ariffin | — | — | Killed in an operation at Kuantan |
| 1951-05-10 | EPC 1381 | Kassim Bin Hashim | — | — | Killed engaging communist gunmen near Malim, Nawar |
| 1951-05-15 | SC 32742 | Ghani Bin Ludin | — | — | — |
| 1951-05-18 | PC 358 | Abdul Rashid Bin Mat Arof | — | — | Killed in a Communist Operation |
| 1951-05-18 | PC 11710 | Abdul Manaf Bin Samad | — | — | — |
| 1951-05-21 | TPC 15328 | Abdullah Bin Nathar | — | — | Killed in a Communist Operation in Fraser's Falls Kelantan |
| 1951-05-23 | P/Lt 651 | G.T. Mundy | — | — | Killed while travelling with 3 trucks of a Special forces patrol in an ambush at Taiping, Perak |
| 1951-05-23 | SC 25596 | Mat Bin Man | — | — | Killed while travelling with 3 trucks of a Special forces patrol in an ambush at Taiping, Perak |
| 1951-05-23 | SC 14174 | Loh Foo Kim | — | — | Killed while travelling with 3 trucks of a Special forces patrol in an ambush at Taiping, Perak |
| 1951-05-23 | PC 8155 | Mohamed Bin Mohd Noor | — | — | — |
| 1951-05-23 | PC 9269 | Mohamed Bin Talib | — | — | — |
| 1951-05-26 | PC 7446 | Abas Bin Abdul Hamid | — | — | Killed in an operation at Muar, Johore |
| 1951-05-30 | Cpl 1938 | Mohd Yusof Bin Abdul Rahman | — | — | — |
| 1951-06-05 | PC 16550 | Mohd Noor Bin Yusof | — | — | — |
| 1951-06-05 | PC 39464 | Salleh Bin Abdul Kadir | — | — | — |
| 1951-06-10 | PC 11662 | Mohamed Rasol Bin Hj. Amin | — | — | — |
| 1951-06-10 | TPC 15221 | Ahmad Bin Harun | — | — | — |
| 1951-06-11 | PC 12339 | Mat Lazim Bin Ibrahim | — | — | — |
| 1951-06-12 | PC 12652 | Razali Bin Yeop | — | — | — |
| 1951-06-12 | EPC 3825 | Abdul Ghani Bin Mohd | — | — | — |
| 1951-06-12 | EPC 3831 | A. Wahab Bin Ali | — | — | — |
| 1951-06-13 | SC/Cpl 8242 | Mamat Yunos Bin Abdul Malek | — | — | — |
| 1951-06-13 | SC 35787 | Abdul Ghani Bin Mohamed | — | — | — |
| 1951-06-16 | PC 8047 | Din Bin Othman | — | — | — |
| 1951-06-17 | SC 6396 | Baba Bin Bidin | — | — | — |
| 1951-06-18 | SC 9112 | Suailan Bin Kasan | — | — | — |
| 1951-06-18 | SC 19615 | Manap Bin Tonkin | — | — | — |
| 1951-06-22 | SC 29862 | Mat Selidin Bin Alang | — | — | — |
| 1951-06-26 | EPC 444 | Alias Bin A. Rahman | — | — | Killed in an operation at Perak |
| 1951-06-27 | D/Cpl 641 | Foong Poon Yuen | — | — | Killed in an operation in Nibong Tebal |
| 1951-06-28 | SC 3862 | Noman Bin Salleh | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Kajang, Selangor. |
| 1951-06-28 | SC 4847 | Osman Bin Abdul Kassim | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Kajang, Selangor. |
| 1951-06-28 | SC 12092 | Mansor Bin Yassin | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Kajang, Selangor. |
| 1951-06-28 | SC 32417 | Shariff Bin Daulah | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Kajang, Selangor. |
| 1951-06-28 | SC 32419 | Harun Bin Ibrahim | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Kajang, Selangor. |
| 1951-06-28 | SC 32437 | Handan Bin Hj Sama | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Kajang, Selangor. |
| 1951-07-01 | TPC 18559 | Samsudin Bin Ariffin | — | — | Killed on operation at Sungai Patani |
| 1951-07-01 | SC 7629 | Ismail Bin Mahmood | — | — | Killed on operation at Kuala Krai area in Kelantan |
| 1951-07-01 | SC 8020 | Jaya Bin Mat Tahir | — | — | Killed on operation at Kuala Krai area in Kelantan |
| 1951-07-04 | Insp | S.S. Cook | — | — | Killed in an operation at Machis, Pahang |
| 1951-07-04 | SC 15615 | Wahab Bin Sulaiman | — | — | Killed when a number of Communist gunmen attacked the Chung King Tin Mine |
| 1951-07-04 | SC 19419 | Awang Bin Ujang | — | — | Killed when a number of Communist gunmen attacked the Chung King Tin Mine |
| 1951-07-05 | SC 32442 | Zainal Abidin Bin Mohd Rauf | — | — | — |
| 1951-07-06 | SC 17240 | Abdul Talib Bin Hj. Sebari | — | — | — |
| 1951-07-06 | SC 33863 | Jamak Bin Keman | — | — | — |
| 1951-07-07 | SC 5305 | Jalil | — | — | — |
| 1951-07-07 | SC 5899 | Abdul Hashim | — | — | — |
| 1951-07-07 | SC 8316 | Mohamad | — | — | — |
| 1951-07-07 | SC 25796 | Adam | — | — | — |
| 1951-07-08 | SC 639 | Wan Boon Bin Hassan | — | — | — |
| 1951-07-08 | SC 37551 | Osman Bin Jaafar | — | — | — |
| 1951-07-08 | AP 19824 | Awang Kechik Bin Dosah | — | — | — |
| 1951-07-09 | P/Lt 791 | J.W. Chown | — | — | anti-Communist duties Segamat, Johore |
| 1951-07-09 | PC 1890 | Samsuddin Bin Omar | — | — | — |
| 1951-07-09 | SC 34132 | Chik Bin Tabah | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Anglo-Johore Estate in Bekok, Segamat, Johore. |
| 1951-07-14 | P/Lt 501 | G.O. Hartley | — | — | Killed while on anti-Communist duties at Kuantan, Pahang |
| 1951-07-14 | P/Lt 848 | F.J.J. Thonger | — | — | Killed while on anti-Communist duties at Terap road, Kedah |
| 1951-07-15 | SC 8153 | Wan Endut Bin Sulaiman | — | — | — |
| 1951-07-15 | SC 8426 | Aziz Bin Hashim | — | — | — |
| 1951-07-15 | SC 28852 | Alias Bin Embong | — | — | — |
| 1951-07-16 | AP 2578 | Jamal Bin Tahim | — | — | — |
| 1951-07-17 | EPC 3656 | Mohd Aris | — | — | — |
| 1951-07-17 | SC 15836 | Mohamed Bin Ismail | — | — | — |
| 1951-07-17 | SC 23710 | Awang Bin Ali | — | — | — |
| 1951-07-17 | SC 23788 | Mahat Bin Jaafar | — | — | — |
| 1951-07-19 | SC 33570 | Samsudin Bin Hj. Idris | — | — | — |
| 1951-07-21 | P/Lt 765 | A.E. Mothersole | — | — | Killed while on anti-Communist duties at Ulu Yam, Selangor |
| 1951-07-22 | SC 42455 | Morad | — | — | — |
| 1951-07-23 | SC/Cpl 8892 | Abu Bakar Bin Ishak | — | — | — |
| 1951-07-23 | SC 8526 | Yusoff Bin Karim | — | — | — |
| 1951-07-23 | SC 23868 | Long Bin Wahid | — | — | — |
| 1951-07-23 | SC 42838 | Kovil Pitchay | — | — | — |
| 1951-07-24 | Cpl 18352 | Abdul Manaf | — | — | — |
| 1951-08-03 | SC 28151 | Ibrahim Bin Yeop Hamzah | — | — | — |
| 1951-08-04 | PC 16588 | Ng Weng Fong | — | — | — |
| 1951-08-04 | SC 16588 | Ng Weng Fong | — | — | — |
| 1951-08-04 | SC 21124 | Abdul Halim Bin Mat Wajid | — | — | — |
| 1951-08-04 | SC 21130 | Abdul Halim Bin Ngah Sain | — | — | — |
| 1951-08-12 | Cpl 1223 | Shahabudin | — | — | — |
| 1951-08-12 | PC 10607 | Shaari Bin Jefar | — | — | — |
| 1951-08-12 | PC 10616 | Nayan Bin Omar | — | — | — |
| 1951-08-12 | EPC 2156 | Dahlan Bin Montel | — | — | — |
| 1951-08-12 | EPC 2323 | Muruggaih s/o Muthu | — | — | — |
| 1951-08-12 | EPC 2395 | Abdul Sahid Bin Yeop Darus | — | — | Ambushed on a Rubber Estate in Batu Gajah, Perak |
| 1951-08-12 | SC 21074 | Arshad Bin Nasir | — | — | — |
| 1951-08-13 | SC 33983 | Abu Bakar Bin Jaafar | — | — | — |
| 1951-08-16 | PC 6926 | Osman Bin Hanapiah | — | — | — |
| 1951-08-18 | Cpl 1960 | Othman Bin Hassan | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Air Keroh, Malacca. |
| 1951-08-18 | L/Cpl 6002 | Mohd Bin Hitam | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Air Keroh, Malacca. |
| 1951-08-18 | SC 2760 | Naim Bin Murad | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Air Keroh, Malacca. |
| 1951-08-18 | SC 38065 | Zainudin Bin Yunus | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Air Keroh, Malacca. |
| 1951-08-18 | SC 38066 | Borhan Bin Hj Yunus | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Air Keroh, Malacca. |
| 1951-08-18 | SC 38085 | Mohd Kasim Bin Yusop | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Air Keroh, Malacca. |
| 1951-08-18 | SC 44468 | Wong Dek @ Bong Kok Keng | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Air Keroh, Malacca. |
| 1951-08-19 | Cadet | W.K. Batchelor | — | — | Killed in an operation at Ulu Dungun, Terengganu |
| 1951-08-20 | ASP | E.F Rainford D.S.O.M.C | — | — | Killed in action in Rawang, Selangor |
| 1951-08-20 | SC/Cpl 21693 | Ariffin Bin Abdul Ghani | — | — | — |
| 1951-08-20 | SC 14270 | Kamaruddin Bin Mat Hassan | — | — | — |
| 1951-08-20 | SC 14289 | Abdul Rani Bin Samad | — | — | — |
| 1951-08-20 | SC 15389 | Shahudin Bin Pandak | — | — | — |
| 1951-08-22 | PC 4521 | Mohd Zaman Bin Abd Majid | — | — | — |
| 1951-08-22 | PC 10607 | Abd Rahman Bin Long | — | — | — |
| 1951-08-22 | PC 13435 | Latif Bin Mohd Ghani | — | — | — |
| 1951-08-23 | SC/Cpl 2698 | G. Krishnan | — | — | — |
| 1951-08-25 | SC 19267 | Ibrahim Bin Hassan | — | — | — |
| 1951-08-28 | SC/Cpl 18623 | Abdullah Bin Saad | — | — | — |
| 1951-08-28 | SC 36312 | Mat Isa Bin Puteh | — | — | — |
| 1951-08-29 | SC 29333 | Abdul Aziz Bin Alang Abdul | — | — | — |
| 1951-09-01 | SC 2845 | Mohd Yusof Bin Mohamed | — | — | — |
| 1951-09-03 | AP/Insp | L.V Brown | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist gunmen in Sungai Siput area, Perak |
| 1951-09-03 | AP | C.R Park | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist gunmen in Sungai Siput area, Perak |
| 1951-09-03 | AP | J.L Garnham | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist gunmen in Sungai Siput area, Perak |
| 1951-09-03 | SC 9312 | Idris Bin Tahar | — | — | — |
| 1951-09-04 | SC 2628 | Wazir Bin Jamin | — | — | — |
| 1951-09-10 | SC 37050 | Abdul Manaf Bin Bakar | — | — | — |
| 1951-09-13 | SC 22662 | Mat Rasul Bin Wan Chik | — | — | — |
| 1951-09-14 | Cpl 5715 | Muda Bin Othman | — | — | — |
| 1951-09-17 | SC/Sgt 7123 | Mohamed Yassin Bin Sunan | — | — | — |
| 1951-09-19 | SC 24193 | Mohamed Isa Bin Lazis | — | — | — |
| 1951-09-19 | SC 26893 | Husein Bin Buyong | — | — | — |
| 1951-09-19 | SC 31894 | Santhanam Bin Kodandai | — | — | — |
| 1951-09-19 | SC 32688 | Arshad Bin Sidong | — | — | — |
| 1951-09-21 | AP 950 | Mustapha Bin Yacob | — | — | — |
| 1951-09-21 | SC 8286 | Wan Empok Bin Osman | — | — | — |
| 1951-09-24 | PC 5145 | Zakariah Bin Mohamad | — | — | — |
| 1951-09-24 | SC 1560 | Lin Bin Saad | — | — | — |
| 1951-09-24 | SC 9680 | Khalip Bin Samsudin | — | — | — |
| 1951-09-24 | SC 10228 | Abdullah Bin Maidin | — | — | — |
| 1951-09-24 | SC 27169 | Idris Bin Mohamed Darus | — | — | — |
| 1951-09-27 | SC 40634 | Ong Kok Han | — | — | Killed in a Communist Operation at Bruas/Batu Hampur Road, Perak |
| 1951-09-28 | AP | K.D.H. Reader | — | — | AP K.D.H. Reader was an Assistant Manager of Central Paloh Estate. he was killed in action in Central Paloh Estate |
| 1951-10-02 | P/Lt 840 | B. Talks | — | — | Killed in a Communist Operation in Bukit Patang Kerteh, Terengganu |
| 1951-10-02 | SC 35618 | Ismail Bin Abdullah | — | — | Killed in a Communist Operation in Bukit Patang Kerteh, Terengganu |
| 1951-10-06 | P/Lt 833 | H.G. Marcon | — | — | killed in a Communist Operation in Kuantan, Pahang |
| 1951-10-07 | SC 15509 | Muda Bin Yusoff | — | — | — |
| 1951-10-10 | P/Lt 585 | F.G. Belsham | — | — | Killed while on anti-Communist duties at Edau River, Johore/Pahang boundary |
| 1951-10-10 | SC/Cpl 7240 | Abdul Aziz Bin Abdul Rahman | — | — | — |
| 1951-10-10 | PC 13519 | Babjee | — | — | — |
| 1951-10-10 | PC 13984 | Abdul Aziz Bin Mahmood | — | — | — |
| 1951-10-10 | SC 18999 | Haron Bin Abdul Samad | — | — | — |
| 1951-10-10 | SC 19038 | Ali Deman Bin Mat | — | — | — |
| 1951-10-10 | SC 19114 | Mat Taha Bin Othman | — | — | — |
| 1951-10-10 | SC 20441 | Mohd Tahir Bin Ngah Mat Arof | — | — | — |
| 1951-10-11 | SC/Cpl 8904 | Syed Mohamed Noor Bin Syed Hamzah | — | — | — |
| 1951-10-14 | L/Cpl 16478 | Haron Bin Suek | — | — | — |
| 1951-10-14 | FJC 10557 | Abdullah Bin Bidin | — | — | — |
| 1951-10-14 | PC 16557 | Abdullah Bin Bidin | — | — | — |
| 1951-10-14 | SC 24045 | Mohamed Bin Samat | — | — | — |
| 1951-10-15 | SC 15140 | Mohd Taib Bin Dali | — | — | — |
| 1951-10-18 | SC 35020 | Shaharudin Bin Jai | — | — | — |
| 1951-10-21 | PC 10937 | Abdullah Bin Hassan | — | — | — |
| 1951-10-21 | PC 11783 | Nayan Bin Akil | — | — | — |
| 1951-10-22 | L/Cpl 88 | Sulaiman Bin Mustapa | — | — | — |
| 1951-10-22 | PC 1869 | Md Noor Bin Abd Karim | — | — | — |
| 1951-10-22 | EPC 3052 | Hussein Bin Mohd Yunus | — | — | — |
| 1951-10-22 | SC 5066 | Abu Bakar Bin Sulaiman | — | — | — |
| 1951-10-22 | SC 16941 | Bathumalai s/o Pandiah | — | — | — |
| 1951-10-23 | EPC 2437 | S. Muttiah | — | — | — |
| 1951-10-23 | SC 832 | Saad | — | — | — |
| 1951-10-25 | SC 20579 | Hassan Bin Sohor | — | — | — |
| 1951-11-08 | Cpl 9556 | Ibrahim Bin Mat | — | — | — |
| 1951-11-08 | PC 12034 | Haris Bin Md Nafis | — | — | — |
| 1951-11-10 | PC 11603 | Ahmad | — | — | — |
| 1951-11-10 | SC 44211 | Mohd Yusof Bin Omar | — | — | — |
| 1951-11-12 | PC 9508 | Omar Bin Yusoff | — | — | — |
| 1951-11-12 | SC 23861 | Ismail Bin Omar | — | — | — |
| 1951-11-12 | SC 23867 | Jaafar Bin Johari | — | — | — |
| 1951-11-13 | EPC 618 | Othman Bin Awang | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Kampar, Perak. |
| 1951-11-13 | SC 2490 | Lee Kim Huat | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Kampar, Perak. |
| 1951-11-13 | SC 14402 | Ahmad Bin Tahir | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Kampar, Perak. |
| 1951-11-13 | SC 15031 | Mohd Yusof Bin Munshi | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Kampar, Perak. |
| 1951-11-13 | SC 15322 | Lee Tiam Soy | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Kampar, Perak. |
| 1951-11-13 | SC 15380 | Abdul Wahab Bin Ismail | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Kampar, Perak. |
| 1951-11-13 | SC 20876 | Mohd Yunus Bin Pandak | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Kampar, Perak. |
| 1951-11-13 | SC 20970 | Daud Bin Olong | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Kampar, Perak. |
| 1951-11-13 | SC 28069 | Abdul Hamid Bin Alias | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Kampar, Perak. |
| 1951-11-14 | PC 13931 | Ahmad Bin Mempri | — | — | Killed in Communist ambush |
| 1951-11-16 | P/Lt 737 | R.L. Good | — | — | Killed while on anti-Communist duties Tapah, Perak |
| 1951-11-16 | SC 22620 | Karim Bin Dasara | — | — | — |
| 1951-11-18 | SC 6318 | Idris Bin Hj. Ahmad | — | — | — |
| 1951-11-24 | SC 3666 | Suleiman Bin Mohamad | — | — | — |
| 1951-12-05 | SC 18720 | Mohd Amin Bin Saeman | — | — | — |
| 1951-12-05 | SC 18726 | Jabbar Bin Reben | — | — | — |
| 1951-12-09 | D/PC 76 | Ong Kok Lye | — | SB | Killed in an operation |
| 1951-12-09 | SC 28120 | Mat Nasib Bin Pandak Shubor | — | — | — |
| 1951-12-11 | SC 28015 | Itam Bin Saad | — | — | — |
| 1951-12-18 | PC 10962 | Ibrahim | — | — | — |
| 1951-12-18 | SC 9099 | Awi Bin Matshah | — | — | — |
| 1951-12-18 | SC 36673 | Koming Bin Hj Ariffin | — | — | — |
| 1951-12-20 | L/Cpl 1331 | Rattan Singh | — | — | Died by accident at a Rifle range Kuala Kubu Baru, Selangor |
| 1951-12-21 | EPC 2474 | Shaikh Latiff | — | — | — |
| 1951-12-26 | PC 222 | Abdul Karim Bin Hadi | — | — | — |
| 1951-12-29 | SC 8754 | Sanusi Bin Hassan | — | — | — |
| 1951-12-31 | SC 25906 | Jafar Bin Abdul Hamid | — | — | — |
| 1952-01-10 | Sgt 1211 | Mohd Ali Bin Sudin | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Batu 31 ½ Jln Degong. |
| 1952-01-10 | PC 4233 | Baharom Bin Suraidi | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Batu 31 ½ Jln Degong. |
| 1952-01-10 | PC 11903 | Malek Bin Mohd | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Batu 31 ½ Jln Degong. |
| 1952-01-10 | EPC 583 | Mohd Amin Bin Alwi | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Batu 31 ½ Jln Degong. |
| 1952-01-10 | SC 14722 | Tang Ah Chen | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Batu 31 ½ Jln Degong. |
| 1952-01-10 | SC 24931 | Sulaiman Bin Yunus | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Batu 31 ½ Jln Degong. |
| 1952-01-10 | SC 24988 | Arshad Bin Ibrahim | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Batu 31 ½ Jln Degong. |
| 1952-01-10 | SC 40353 | Chew Fui | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Batu 31 ½ Jln Degong. |
| 1952-01-10 | SC 40760 | Razak Bin Tawang | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Batu 31 ½ Jln Degong. |
| 1952-01-12 | AP/Insp | P.B. Madden | — | — | Killed while on anti-Communist duties at Tanah Merah Estate, Port Dickson, Sembilan |
| 1952-01-16 | L/Cpl 5283 | Mior Mohd Bin Tahir | — | — | — |
| 1952-01-16 | PC 3870 | Mohd Bin Abdul Kadir | — | — | — |
| 1952-01-16 | PC 3895 | Abdullah Bin Kechil | — | — | — |
| 1952-01-16 | SC 14579 | Norbi Bin Songah | — | — | — |
| 1952-01-16 | SC 28181 | Idris Bin Zainal | — | — | — |
| 1952-01-16 | SC 40161 | Wan Man Bin Wan Nek | — | — | — |
| 1952-01-19 | EPC 2927 | Che Mood Bin Daud | — | — | — |
| 1952-01-22 | P/Lt 538 | A.E. Benson | — | — | Killed in Action engaging Communist while leading a police party in Sendu Gopeng, Perak. 3 Communist were also killed. P/Lt 538 was shot in the stomach by a sentry and died. |
| 1952-01-25 | AP/Insp | E.D. Harding | — | — | Manager of Lothian Estate in Sapang District, Negeri Sembilan, while driving his car to bungalow he was hit by 18 bullets fired by Communist gunmen. |
| 1952-01-28 | EPC 3225 | Subramaniam s/o Kandiah | — | — | — |
| 1952-01-28 | SC 13662 | Ya akob Bin Mat | — | — | — |
| 1952-01-28 | SC 40916 | Othman Bin Abdullah | — | — | — |
| 1952-01-31 | P/Lt 458 | F.L. Bruce | — | — | Killed during an engagement with Communist gunmen on Wan Lee Hydraulic Mine in Chemor, Perak |
| 1952-01-31 | SC/Cpl 2257 | Ahmad Bin Awang | — | — | — |
| 1952-01-31 | EPC 2454 | Mat Tuah Bin Uda | — | — | — |
| 1952-02-02 | SC 42205 | Mohamed Sain Bin Ahmad | — | — | — |
| 1952-02-04 | SC 21054 | Osman Bin Hj. Manan | — | — | — |
| 1952-02-07 | SC 19045 | Hussein Bin Yahaya | — | — | — |
| 1952-02-12 | ASP | R.H Jesse | — | — | ASP R.H Jesse and 3 Police Constables (unnamed) were killed by Communist gunmen in a car ambush in Jerum Area, Kuala Selangor. |
| 1952-02-12 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | ASP R.H Jesse and 3 Police Constables (unnamed) were killed by Communist gunmen in a car ambush in Jerum Area, Kuala Selangor. |
| 1952-02-12 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | ASP R.H Jesse and 3 Police Constables (unnamed) were killed by Communist gunmen in a car ambush in Jerum Area, Kuala Selangor. |
| 1952-02-12 | PC | (unnamed) | — | — | ASP R.H Jesse and 3 Police Constables (unnamed) were killed by Communist gunmen in a car ambush in Jerum Area, Kuala Selangor. |
| 1952-02-12 | SC 27446 | Hashim Bin Mohd Ali | — | — | Killed in a Communist Operation at Merbua Estate, Selangor |
| 1952-02-12 | SC 4509 | Sulaiman Bin Hj. Abdul Rahman | — | — | Killed in a Communist Operation at Merbua Estate, Selangor |
| 1952-02-15 | P/Lt 159 | A.J. Brosnan | — | — | Killed while on anti-Communist duties Kluang, Johore |
| 1952-02-15 | SC 25820 | Samiom Bin Zainal | — | — | — |
| 1952-02-18 | SC 6106 | Mat Sap Bin Md Jai | — | — | — |
| 1952-02-20 | SC 6657 | Ismail Bin Limbo | — | — | — |
| 1952-02-20 | SC 6697 | Mohamed Bin Awang | — | — | — |
| 1952-02-20 | SC 8730 | Sariman Bin Keromotinoyo | — | — | — |
| 1952-02-26 | SC 8741 | Yusoff Bin Suki | — | — | — |
| 1952-02-27 | SC 1442 | Said Bin Sakariah | — | — | — |
| 1952-02-27 | SC 20470 | Yin Bin Mat Isa | — | — | — |
| 1952-02-27 | SC 30349 | Ahmad Bin Ali | — | — | — |
| 1952-02-29 | AP/Insp | L.A. Murray | — | — | Killed in Communist ambush on Heawood Estate Rubber/Tin near Sungai Siput |
| 1952-02-29 | SC 13371 | Aminudin Bin Abd Manap | — | — | Killed in Communist ambush on Heawood Estate Rubber/Tin near Sungai Siput |
| 1952-02-29 | SC 1767 | Ahmad Bin Hashim | — | — | — |
| 1952-03-11 | ASP | V.H Franks | — | Jungle Squad | Killed in a gunfight in jungle of Kulim, Kedah |
| 1952-03-11 | PC 16772 | Karim Bin Tahir | — | Jungle Squad | Killed in a gunfight in jungle of Kulim, Kedah |
| 1952-03-11 | PC 18692 | Hassan Basari Bin Endut | — | Jungle Squad | Killed in a gunfight in jungle of Kulim, Kedah |
| 1952-03-11 | SC 15046 | Jamhary Bin Mat | — | — | — |
| 1952-03-11 | SC 15215 | Hairuddin Bin Yassin | — | — | — |
| 1952-03-16 | P/Lt | L.R. Mansfield | — | — | Killed in a Communist Operation engaging Communist forces in Sungai Lembing area of kuatan, Pahang |
| 1952-03-16 | SC/Cpl 15827 | Samat Mohamed Jan Bin Sayed Hussein | — | — | — |
| 1952-03-16 | PC 11164 | Baharom Bin Wan Teh | — | — | — |
| 1952-03-16 | SC 5843 | Rahamed Bin Hj Hassan | — | — | — |
| 1952-03-18 | PC 9534 | Mohd Taib Bin Tahir | — | — | — |
| 1952-03-18 | PC 17791 | Ibrahim Bin Ahmad | — | — | — |
| 1952-03-19 | PC 19284 | Abdullah Bin Kamad | — | — | — |
| 1952-03-19 | PC 19837 | Mat Desa Bin Yeop | — | — | — |
| 1952-03-19 | PC 19841 | Kamarudin Bin Chee | — | — | — |
| 1952-03-19 | SC 16191 | Kimin Bin Manap | — | — | — |
| 1952-03-20 | PC 226 | Manan Bin Fakir | — | — | — |
| 1952-03-20 | PC 10008 | Mohd Noor Bin Mohd | — | — | — |
| 1952-03-21 | PC 5854 | Sudin Bin Md Yunos | — | — | — |
| 1952-03-24 | PC 3411 | Shamsuddin Bin Mohd Zain | — | — | — |
| 1952-03-24 | SC 33732 | Abdul Aziz Bin Ngah Mat Aros | — | — | — |
| 1952-03-25 | PC 3495 | Loo Thye Lim | — | — | Killed in an Operation at Tanjung Malim, Perak |
| 1952-03-25 | PC 5375 | Ahmad Bin Johari | — | — | Killed in an Operation at Tanjung Malim, Perak |
| 1952-03-25 | PC 9011 | Wan Salleh Bin Wan Ismail | — | — | Killed in an Operation at Tanjung Malim, Perak |
| 1952-03-25 | PC 10540 | Abdul Rahman Bin Che Ali | — | — | Killed in an Operation at Tanjung Malim, Perak |
| 1952-03-25 | PC 11687 | Haron Bin Ismail | — | — | Killed in an Operation at Tanjung Malim, Perak |
| 1952-03-27 | SC 2831 | Muniandy s/o Malai Cettiar | — | — | — |
| 1952-03-28 | SC 9729 | Ahmad Bin Yusof | — | — | — |
| 1952-03-28 | SC 28382 | Mohamed Abas Bin Hj Taib | — | — | — |
| 1952-03-28 | SC 33534 | Abdul Hamid Bin Alang | — | — | — |
| 1952-03-29 | AP/Insp | G.C. Stevens | — | — | Resident Manager of Idris Hydraulic Tin Mine, accidentally shot by a Special Constable |
| 1952-03-29 | SC 9835 | Mohd Astar Bin Lebai Yusof | — | — | — |
| 1952-03-29 | SC 9989 | Zakaria Bin Mat Noor | — | — | — |
| 1952-03-29 | SC 10064 | Baharom Bin Yeop Mohamed | — | — | — |
| 1952-03-30 | SC 28295 | Manickam s/o Sinasamy | — | — | — |
| 1952-04-01 | PC 4730 | Ismail Bin Busu | — | — | — |
| 1952-04-01 | SC 8950 | Hassan Bin Hj Osman | — | — | — |
| 1952-04-03 | Insp I/886 | Zainal Rashid Bin Nordin | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Kuala Kerai, Kelantan. |
| 1952-04-03 | PC 15219 | Harun Bin Ya'acob | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Kuala Kerai, Kelantan. |
| 1952-04-03 | PC 15230 | Omar Bin Sa'amah | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Kuala Kerai, Kelantan. |
| 1952-04-03 | PC 15254 | Ali Bin Mohamad | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Kuala Kerai, Kelantan. |
| 1952-04-03 | PC 15274 | Daud Bin Idris | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Kuala Kerai, Kelantan. |
| 1952-04-03 | PC 15312 | Mamat Bin Husin | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Kuala Kerai, Kelantan. |
| 1952-04-08 | L/Cpl 8199 | Zainal Bin Ibrahim | — | — | — |
| 1952-04-08 | PC 4285 | Sidek Bin Muda | — | — | — |
| 1952-04-08 | PC 13428 | Kamaruddin Bin A. Rahman | — | — | — |
| 1952-04-15 | PC 9102 | Katan Bin Mohd | — | — | — |
| 1952-04-15 | PC 10650 | Tuan Bin Yahaya | — | — | — |
| 1952-04-15 | SC 640 | Hassan Bin Jaafar | — | — | — |
| 1952-04-16 | P/Lt 519 | L.C. Cawthrs | — | — | Killed while on anti-Communist duties at Johore Bahru to Pontian road, Johore |
| 1952-04-16 | SC 26336 | Abdul Majid Bin Abdul Karim | — | — | Killed while on anti-Communist duties at Johore Bahru to Pontian road, Johore |
| 1952-04-19 | PC 12532 | Tuan Bin Yahaya | — | — | — |
| 1952-04-19 | PC 17635 | Salleh Bin Wok | — | — | — |
| 1952-04-19 | PC 17638 | Ahmad Bin Idris | — | — | — |
| 1952-04-19 | PC 17643 | Razali Bin Dolah | — | — | — |
| 1952-04-20 | SC 39637 | Mohamed Bin Yusof | — | — | — |
| 1952-04-27 | SC 9580 | Zainal Abidin Bin Hj Baka | — | — | — |
| 1952-04-28 | EPC 4083 | Haron Bin Awang | — | — | — |
| 1952-05-04 | L/Cpl 8795 | Omar Bin Chik | — | — | — |
| 1952-05-04 | SC 38209 | Abidin Bin Sumi | — | — | — |
| 1952-05-04 | SC 39222 | Abdul Rahman Bin Mohamed | — | — | — |
| 1952-05-14 | AP/Insp | R. Berlin | — | — | AP/Insp R.Berlin is an Assistant Manager of Telok Sengat Estate. He was killed during anti-Communist duties at Genteng Div. of Telok, Sengat Estate. |
| 1952-05-14 | SC 30575 | Yassin Bin Moharam | — | — | — |
| 1952-05-14 | SC 30626 | Kassim Bin Awang | — | — | — |
| 1952-05-19 | SC 31258 | Mohamed Bin Ismail | — | — | — |
| 1952-05-20 | SC 4800 | Mat Bin Busoh | — | — | — |
| 1952-05-24 | PC 9128 | Ahmad Bin Shahar | — | — | — |
| 1952-05-25 | SC 39846 | Ajat Bin Alok | — | — | — |
| 1952-05-26 | P/Lt 1089 | A.R. Frazer | — | — | Killed in operation in Kulai, Johore |
| 1952-05-26 | PC 8163 | Mohamed | — | — | Killed in operation in Kulai, Johore |
| 1952-05-26 | EPC 3460 | Ariffin | — | — | — |
| 1952-05-28 | PC 1207 | Ismail Bin Md Yusof | — | — | — |
| 1952-06-02 | PC 13331 | Ali Bin Salleh | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Batu 3 1/3 Keramat Pulai Tin Mines, Perak. |
| 1952-06-02 | SC 1376 | Abdullah Bin Ayob | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Batu 3 1/3 Keramat Pulai Tin Mines, Perak. |
| 1952-06-02 | SC 15288 | Abdul Rani Bin K. Salleh | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Batu 3 1/3 Keramat Pulai Tin Mines, Perak. |
| 1952-06-02 | SC 22212 | Azri Bin Baki | — | | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Batu 3 1/3 Keramat Pulai Tin Mines, Perak. |
| 1952-06-02 | SC 22422 | Abu Bin Sultan Salleh | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Batu 3 1/3 Keramat Pulai Tin Mines, Perak. |
| 1952-06-02 | SC 25260 | Salleh Bin Ajim | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Batu 3 1/3 Keramat Pulai Tin Mines, Perak. |
| 1952-06-02 | SC 28119 | Abas Bin Ismail | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Batu 3 1/3 Keramat Pulai Tin Mines, Perak. |
| 1952-06-02 | SC 29954 | Chen Ah Hong | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Batu 3 1/3 Keramat Pulai Tin Mines, Perak. |
| 1952-06-02 | SC 33346 | Hussin Bin Ahmad | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Batu 3 1/3 Keramat Pulai Tin Mines, Perak. |
| 1952-06-08 | EPC 3475 | Alias Bin Mohd | — | — | — |
| 1952-06-08 | SC 36806 | Sulaiman Bin Ayob | — | — | — |
| 1952-06-14 | SC 19851 | Jom Bin Abu | — | — | — |
| 1952-06-14 | SC 27978 | Mohamed Bin Yob Mat Saeh | — | — | — |
| 1952-06-19 | Insp I/502 | Din Bin Ibrahim | — | — | Insp I/502 and a civilian were killed in Taiping, Perak |
| 1952-06-30 | AP/Insp | F.H Eilkins | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Bekok, Segamat, Johore. |
| 1952-06-30 | AP 562 | Yahya Bin Abbas | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Bekok, Segamat, Johore. |
| 1952-07-01 | SC 30255 | Jaafar Bin Abdul Ghani | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Anglo-Johore Estate, Bekok, Segamat, Johore. |
| 1952-07-01 | SC 42907 | Mohd Bin Dena Khan | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Anglo-Johore Estate, Bekok, Segamat, Johore. |
| 1952-07-04 | SC/Sgt 4346 | Jali Bin Hj Taib | — | — | — |
| 1952-07-04 | SC 27171 | Ahmad Bin Achik | — | — | — |
| 1952-07-04 | SC 35071 | Sahak Bin Long | — | — | — |
| 1952-07-08 | P/Lt 495 | D. Wedgewood | — | — | Killed in an operation in Sungai Krai, Kelantan |
| 1952-07-17 | SC 25836 | Weir Bin Darbar | — | — | — |
| 1952-07-26 | SC 38250 | Hasrak Bin Jamjan | — | — | — |
| 1952-07-28 | SC 40089 | Wan Mat Bin Wan Ngah | — | — | — |
| 1952-08-12 | Insp | Arthur Abishegam | — | — | When receiving an information that the truck was burnt out at the Bukit Jalor, 13 police officers led by Abhishegam boarded the GMC armoured car from the police station to reach about four miles from Hutan Simpan Bukit Jalor, Air Kuning Selatan, Negeri Sembilan when all members continued on foot while the vehicle was left on the roadside. Approximately two miles in, they did not find anything, and finally, they found a burning truck and the flames were still burning the vehicle. Without suspecting explosion of the burning vehicle, Abishegam decided to leave the vehicle. While en route after about a quarter miles, the communist gunmen believed to be from the 10th regiment measuring around 100 men waiting for an ambushed with Bren guns. The police officers were also supplied with one Bren Gun but had suffered stoppagges and the officer who was carrying the Bren ammunition was also shot and died instantly. Eight officers were killed, and three critically wounded while two more officers survived. |
| 1952-08-12 | L/Cpl 372 | Ahmad Bin Yakim | — | — | When receiving an information that the truck was burnt out at the Bukit Jalor, 13 police officers led by Abhishegam boarded the GMC armoured car from the police station to reach about four miles from Hutan Simpan Bukit Jalor, Air Kuning Selatan, Negeri Sembilan when all members continued on foot while the vehicle was left on the roadside. Approximately two miles in, they did not find anything, and finally, they found a burning truck and the flames were still burning the vehicle. Without suspecting explosion of the burning vehicle, Abishegam decided to leave the vehicle. While en route after about a quarter miles, the communist gunmen believed to be from the 10th regiment measuring around 100 men waiting for an ambushed with Bren guns. The police officers were also supplied with one Bren Gun but had suffered stoppagges and the officer who was carrying the Bren ammunition was also shot and died instantly. Eight officers were killed, and three critically wounded while two more officers survived. |
| 1952-08-12 | PC 2664 | Alias Bin Tamin | — | — | When receiving an information that the truck was burnt out at the Bukit Jalor, 13 police officers led by Abhishegam boarded the GMC armoured car from the police station to reach about four miles from Hutan Simpan Bukit Jalor, Air Kuning Selatan, Negeri Sembilan when all members continued on foot while the vehicle was left on the roadside. Approximately two miles in, they did not find anything, and finally, they found a burning truck and the flames were still burning the vehicle. Without suspecting explosion of the burning vehicle, Abishegam decided to leave the vehicle. While en route after about a quarter miles, the communist gunmen believed to be from the 10th regiment measuring around 100 men waiting for an ambushed with Bren guns. The police officers were also supplied with one Bren Gun but had suffered stoppagges and the officer who was carrying the Bren ammunition was also shot and died instantly. Eight officers were killed, and three critically wounded while two more officers survived. |
| 1952-08-12 | TPC 24204 | Yusof Bin Mohd | — | — | When receiving an information that the truck was burnt out at the Bukit Jalor, 13 police officers led by Abhishegam boarded the GMC armoured car from the police station to reach about four miles from Hutan Simpan Bukit Jalor, Air Kuning Selatan, Negeri Sembilan when all members continued on foot while the vehicle was left on the roadside. Approximately two miles in, they did not find anything, and finally, they found a burning truck and the flames were still burning the vehicle. Without suspecting explosion of the burning vehicle, Abishegam decided to leave the vehicle. While en route after about a quarter miles, the communist gunmen believed to be from the 10th regiment measuring around 100 men waiting for an ambushed with Bren guns. The police officers were also supplied with one Bren Gun but had suffered stoppagges and the officer who was carrying the Bren ammunition was also shot and died instantly. Eight officers were killed, and three critically wounded while two more officers survived. |
| 1952-08-12 | SC 5108 | Manap Bin Mohamed | — | — | When receiving an information that the truck was burnt out at the Bukit Jalor, 13 police officers led by Abhishegam boarded the GMC armoured car from the police station to reach about four miles from Hutan Simpan Bukit Jalor, Air Kuning Selatan, Negeri Sembilan when all members continued on foot while the vehicle was left on the roadside. Approximately two miles in, they did not find anything, and finally, they found a burning truck and the flames were still burning the vehicle. Without suspecting explosion of the burning vehicle, Abishegam decided to leave the vehicle. While en route after about a quarter miles, the communist gunmen believed to be from the 10th regiment measuring around 100 men waiting for an ambushed with Bren guns. The police officers were also supplied with one Bren Gun but had suffered stoppagges and the officer who was carrying the Bren ammunition was also shot and died instantly. Eight officers were killed, and three critically wounded while two more officers survived. |
| 1952-08-12 | SC 5279 | Tan Ah Lee | — | — | When receiving an information that the truck was burnt out at the Bukit Jalor, 13 police officers led by Abhishegam boarded the GMC armoured car from the police station to reach about four miles from Hutan Simpan Bukit Jalor, Air Kuning Selatan, Negeri Sembilan when all members continued on foot while the vehicle was left on the roadside. Approximately two miles in, they did not find anything, and finally, they found a burning truck and the flames were still burning the vehicle. Without suspecting explosion of the burning vehicle, Abishegam decided to leave the vehicle. While en route after about a quarter miles, the communist gunmen believed to be from the 10th regiment measuring around 100 men waiting for an ambushed with Bren guns. The police officers were also supplied with one Bren Gun but had suffered stoppagges and the officer who was carrying the Bren ammunition was also shot and died instantly. Eight officers were killed, and three critically wounded while two more officers survived. |
| 1952-08-12 | SC 5585 | Mohamed Jani Bin Pais | — | — | When receiving an information that the truck was burnt out at the Bukit Jalor, 13 police officers led by Abhishegam boarded the GMC armoured car from the police station to reach about four miles from Hutan Simpan Bukit Jalor, Air Kuning Selatan, Negeri Sembilan when all members continued on foot while the vehicle was left on the roadside. Approximately two miles in, they did not find anything, and finally, they found a burning truck and the flames were still burning the vehicle. Without suspecting explosion of the burning vehicle, Abishegam decided to leave the vehicle. While en route after about a quarter miles, the communist gunmen believed to be from the 10th regiment measuring around 100 men waiting for an ambushed with Bren guns. The police officers were also supplied with one Bren Gun but had suffered stoppagges and the officer who was carrying the Bren ammunition was also shot and died instantly. Eight officers were killed, and three critically wounded while two more officers survived. |
| 1952-08-12 | SC 21649 | Mohd Yassin Bin Mohamed | — | — | When receiving an information that the truck was burnt out at the Bukit Jalor, 13 police officers led by Abhishegam boarded the GMC armoured car from the police station to reach about four miles from Hutan Simpan Bukit Jalor, Air Kuning Selatan, Negeri Sembilan when all members continued on foot while the vehicle was left on the roadside. Approximately two miles in, they did not find anything, and finally, they found a burning truck and the flames were still burning the vehicle. Without suspecting explosion of the burning vehicle, Abishegam decided to leave the vehicle. While en route after about a quarter miles, the communist gunmen believed to be from the 10th regiment measuring around 100 men waiting for an ambushed with Bren guns. The police officers were also supplied with one Bren Gun but had suffered stoppagges and the officer who was carrying the Bren ammunition was also shot and died instantly. Eight officers were killed, and three critically wounded while two more officers survived. |
| 1952-08-16 | AP/Insp | A.F. Nightingale | — | — | Killed in Selaba Estate, Telok Anson |
| 1952-08-18 | AP/Insp | G.M. Burns | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Reverview Estate, Perak. |
| 1952-08-18 | SC/Cpl 22386 | Jamaludin Bin Mat Ali | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Reverview Estate, Perak. |
| 1952-08-18 | SC 17290 | Mohd Nor Bin Hj Asip | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Reverview Estate, Perak. |
| 1952-08-18 | SC 21281 | Yang Bin Mat Ali | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Reverview Estate, Perak. |
| 1952-08-18 | SC 22261 | Kassam Bin Osman | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Reverview Estate, Perak. |
| 1952-08-18 | SC 22271 | Noordin Bin Abdullah | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Reverview Estate, Perak. |
| 1952-08-18 | SC 22361 | Kathmuthu s/o Kannusamy | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Reverview Estate, Perak. |
| 1952-08-18 | SC 29638 | Abdullah Bin Minti | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Reverview Estate, Perak. |
| 1952-09-09 | SC 9057 | Abu Bin Sam | — | — | — |
| 1952-09-30 | SC 38272 | Ibrahim Bin Hassan | — | — | — |
| 1952-10-16 | SC 42641 | Wan Teh | — | — | — |
| 1952-10-28 | SC 41657 | Bujang Bin Hj Sanusi | — | — | — |
| 1952-10-28 | SC 41684 | Kamis Bin Salleh | — | — | — |
| 1952-11-05 | P/Lt 846 | J.G. Quick | — | — | killed on CT Ops died from gunshot wounds in Batu Sawah to Kuantan road, Pahang |
| 1952-11-18 | SC 43 | Hassan Bin Shafie | — | — | — |
| 1952-11-21 | SC 41199 | Mohamed Bin Saton | — | — | — |
| 1952-11-25 | SC/Sgt 739 | Tahir Bin Zaini | — | — | — |
| 1952-11-25 | SC/Cpl 6685 | Ahmad Bin Jais | — | — | — |
| 1952-11-25 | SC 6706 | Jais Bin Shuib | — | — | — |
| 1952-11-25 | SC 7109 | Zainal Bin Ayen | — | — | — |
| 1952-11-26 | SC 6790 | Ahmad Bin Abdul Rahman | — | — | — |
| 1952-12-10 | PC 12512 | Abdul Rashid | — | — | Killed in CT Operations at Tohallang Chinese Tin Kongsi, Perak |
| 1952-12-14 | EPC 3382 | Haji Daud Bin Awang | — | — | Killed during the patrol at Bendang Sentang area, near Sintok, Kedah. |
| 1952-12-18 | SC 145 | Bakar Bin Abdullah | — | — | Killed in Operations at Nami Police Post, Kuala Nerang, Kedah |
| 1952-12-21 | P/Lt 533 | R.B. Dixon | — | — | Killed in an operation in Kampung Kuala Medang, Pahang |
| 1952-12-21 | SC 29161 | Noh Bin Mohd Amin | — | — | Killed in an operation in Kampung Kuala Medang, Pahang |
| 1952-12-26 | D/SI 177 | Kok Ah Lek | — | — | Killed in an operation at Cumming Road, Seremban |
| 1952-12-26 | SC 6828 | Mohd Hon Bin Kasnan | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen en route home as soon as he finished Friday prayers at Masjid Bekok a distance of approximately seven kilometers from police barracks in Bekok River Estates. There was also a police vehicle with a pregnant woman and her child. Upon approaching the road to Bekok River Estates, the vehicle had been hit by the minefield planted by communist forces. The ensuing explosion caused the vehicle to be thrown upwards, resulting in most of the occupants including civilians being killed in the incident. |
| 1952-12-26 | SC 7065 | Ishak Bin Chandi | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen en route home as soon as he finished Friday prayers at Masjid Bekok a distance of approximately seven kilometers from police barracks in Bekok River Estates. There was also a police vehicle with a pregnant woman and her child. Upon approaching the road to Bekok River Estates, the vehicle had been hit by the minefield planted by communist forces. The ensuing explosion caused the vehicle to be thrown upwards, resulting in most of the occupants including civilians being killed in the incident. |
| 1952-12-26 | SC 7166 | Abd Hamid Bin Hj Mohd Pamim | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen en route home as soon as he finished Friday prayers at Masjid Bekok a distance of approximately seven kilometers from police barracks in Bekok River Estates. There was also a police vehicle with a pregnant woman and her child. Upon approaching the road to Bekok River Estates, the vehicle had been hit by the minefield planted by communist forces. The ensuing explosion caused the vehicle to be thrown upwards, resulting in most of the occupants including civilians being killed in the incident. |
| 1952-12-26 | SC 7243 | Omar Bin Ali | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen en route home as soon as he finished Friday prayers at Masjid Bekok a distance of approximately seven kilometers from police barracks in Bekok River Estates. There was also a police vehicle with a pregnant woman and her child. Upon approaching the road to Bekok River Estates, the vehicle had been hit by the minefield planted by communist forces. The ensuing explosion caused the vehicle to be thrown upwards, resulting in most of the occupants including civilians being killed in the incident. |
| 1952-12-26 | SC 7290 | Abd. Hamid Bin Budin | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen en route home as soon as he finished Friday prayers at Masjid Bekok a distance of approximately seven kilometers from police barracks in Bekok River Estates. There was also a police vehicle with a pregnant woman and her child. Upon approaching the road to Bekok River Estates, the vehicle had been hit by the minefield planted by communist forces. The ensuing explosion caused the vehicle to be thrown upwards, resulting in most of the occupants including civilians being killed in the incident. |
| 1952-12-26 | SC 20158 | Aziz Bin Sahom | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen en route home as soon as he finished Friday prayers at Masjid Bekok a distance of approximately seven kilometers from police barracks in Bekok River Estates. There was also a police vehicle with a pregnant woman and her child. Upon approaching the road to Bekok River Estates, the vehicle had been hit by the minefield planted by communist forces. The ensuing explosion caused the vehicle to be thrown upwards, resulting in most of the occupants including civilians being killed in the incident. |
| 1952-12-31 | P/Lt | C.S. Tozer | — | — | Killed in CT Operations at Johore Straits, Johore |
| 1953-01-09 | Supt | A.W. Milton | — | — | Died by Natural Causes in Kuala Lumpur |
| 1953-01-15 | SC | Chong Kee Woh | 35 | — | A Staff of the Special Constabulary Retraining School, near Ipoh Aerodrome was ound death with a gunshot wound while on sentry duty. |
| 1953-01-21 | ACP G/753 | G.D Toulson | — | — | Killed in a helicopter crash in Perak |
| 1953-03-23 | PC 949 | Ri Bin Alang Ahmad | — | — | Attacked by communist gunmen during the night shift with one Sergeant and one Constable at Bukit Yong Police Station, Pasir Puteh, Kelantan. In the incident at 8.45pm, the bus was stopped near the station and 20 gunmen come out from the bus and suddenly opened fire at the station, resulting in PC 949 being killed and, PC Ismail Bin Abdul Rahman wounded. |
| 1953-03-26 | P/Lt 384 | D.H. Chapin | — | — | Killed in Action engaging Communist forces near Lasah, Sungai Siput, Perak. 2 Communist were killed and 1 was captured on the 27th. Chapin died as he threw himself upon a Communist. |
| 1953-04-08 | SC 13276 | Manap Bin Hj Sait | — | — | — |
| 1953-04-08 | SC 13281 | Mohamed Khalid Bin Menchick | — | — | — |
| 1953-04-08 | SC 20347 | Mohamed Rashid Bin Ngah M. Noh | — | — | — |
| 1953-04-08 | SC 28521 | Ahmad Zuki Bin Puteh Abdullah | — | — | — |
| 1953-04-08 | SC 40993 | Ismail Bin Meor | — | — | — |
| 1953-04-08 | SC 50272 | Hassan Bin Ahmad | — | — | — |
| 1953-04-18 | PC 18967 | Mohamad Tap @ Mohamed Zin Bin Mohamed | — | — | — |
| 1953-04-21 | P/Lt 1105 | A.B. Wilmot | — | — | Killed on CT Ops in Kulim, Kedah |
| 1953-04-21 | P/Lt | A. Bernard | — | — | Killed on CT Ops in Kulim, Kedah |
| 1953-06-26 | D/PC 187 | Lean Khuan Jin | — | — | — |
| 1953-06-26 | SC 39925 | Abdul Ghani Bin Hussein | — | — | — |
| 1953-07-20 | PC 23986 | Awang Bin Yaacob | — | — | — |
| 1953-07-21 | Cpl 7312 | Abdul Rahman | — | — | — |
| 1953-08-04 | SC 22178 | R. Maniam | — | — | — |
| 1953-08-04 | SC 28293 | M. Nabor | — | — | — |
| 1953-08-04 | SC 29893 | A. Sheikh Mohamed | — | — | — |
| 1953-08-04 | SC 40891 | Abdul Ghani Bin Abdullah | — | — | — |
| 1953-08-04 | SC 50192 | S. Mohamed Haniffa | — | — | — |
| 1953-08-23 | Cpl 13109 | Sidek Bin Suradi | — | — | — |
| 1953-08-31 | SC 50854 | Hassan Bin Salleh | — | — | — |
| 1953-09-03 | PC 12989 | Abdul Hadi Bin Mahmud | — | — | — |
| 1953-09-22 | PC 26181 | Kasbi Bin Keromo | — | — | — |
| 1953-10-01 | SC 6425 | Abdullah Bin Saibon | — | — | — |
| 1953-10-01 | SC 42331 | Haron Bin Ramli | — | — | — |
| 1953-10-13 | SC 33710 | Alang Bin Kulop Pachat | — | — | — |
| 1953-11-02 | AP/Insp | G.M. Berry | — | — | Killed in an ambush on the Ulu Remis Estate, Layang-Layang, area of Johore |
| 1953-11-25 | AP/Insp | R.W. Saunders | — | — | Killed while on anti-Communist duties Rengam, Johore |
| 1953-11-28 | SC 35956 | Daud Bin Abdullah | — | — | Killed in Communist Terrorist operation in Besut, Terengganu |
| 1953-12-13 | P/Lt 480 | A.E. Middleditch | — | — | Killed in an operation during an engagement with a mixed force of communist and orang asli in Sungai Telum, Cameron Highlands, Pahang |
| 1954-01-07 | AP/Insp | J.B. Ritson | — | — | Killed in Communist Terrorist operation in Bahau area, Negeri Sembilan |
| 1954-01-08 | SC 44107 | Ahmad | — | — | Killed in Communist Terrorist operation in Bahau North Sembilan |
| 1954-01-29 | SC/Cpl 20752 | Abdul Ghani Bin Busu | — | — | Killed in Operations at Bidor, Perak |
| 1954-01-29 | SC 25253 | Abdul Razak Bin Busu | — | — | Killed in Operations at Bidor, Perak |
| 1954-01-29 | SC 28056 | Asri Bin Hassan | — | — | Killed in Operations at Bidor, Perak |
| 1954-01-30 | PC 7269 | Mohd Amin Bin Yusof | — | — | Killed in Operations at Pahang |
| 1954-03-20 | Sgt | Sam Weng | — | — | Killed in Communist Terrorist operation in Raub, Pahang |
| 1954-04-03 | SC 37295 | Poun s/o Andin Froom | — | — | Killed in Operations at Gurun, Kedah |
| 1954-04-23 | SC 37679 | Kader Bin Mahmud | — | — | Killed in Operations at Nibomg Tibor Province Wellesley |
| 1954-05-05 | P/Lt 227 | T.A. Charlton, GM | — | — | Killed in Action engaging Communist Terrorist ina one hour fight in the Jungle against many CT's. Charlton died from gunshot wounds in Penggarang District, Johore |
| 1954-05-05 | SC 19300 | Chin Yong | — | — | Killed in Action engaging Communist Terrorist ina one hour fight in the Jungle against many CT's. Charlton died from gunshot wounds in Penggarang District, Johore |
| 1954-05-05 | SC 26446 | Teo Hock Sai | — | — | Killed in Action engaging Communist Terrorist ina one hour fight in the Jungle against many CT's. Charlton died from gunshot wounds in Penggarang District, Johore |
| 1954-05-05 | SC 39155 | Omar Bin Kasbar | — | — | Killed in Action engaging Communist Terrorist ina one hour fight in the Jungle against many CT's. Charlton died from gunshot wounds in Penggarang District, Johore |
| 1954-05-11 | P/Lt | E.D. Boxhall | — | — | Killed in an operation |
| 1954-05-20 | ACP | L.A Searle | — | — | Killed in action engaging communist gunmen during a night time ambush in Selangor |
| 1954-05-27 | SC 13577 | Aziz Bin Mat | — | — | Killed in an operation in Ipoh, Perak |
| 1954-05-28 | ACP G/515 | C.N Godwin | 44 | Kedah | Killed in an ambush by communist gunmen at 13:00 hrs. Kedah Police Chief, ACP G/515 was driving alone from Mount Jerai Peak, Kedah towards Penang when the gunmens laid the tree across the road to block his path. However, he disembarked from his car to remove the obstacle before he got killed by the gunmen. Three hours later at the same spot, another police vehicle was attacked resulting in the death of EPC 3052, a labourer and a little boy. A Malay woman and two police officers were seriously wounded. |
| 1954-05-28 | EPC 3052 | Mahmood Bin Frosdin | — | Kedah | Killed in an ambush by communist gunmen at 13:00 hrs. Kedah Police Chief, ACP G/515 was driving alone from Mount Jerai Peak, Kedah towards Penang when the gunmens laid the tree across the road to block his path. However, he disembarked from his car to remove the obstacle before he got killed by the gunmen. Three hours later at the same spot, another police vehicle was attacked resulting in the death of EPC 3052, a labourer and a little boy. A Malay woman and two police officers were seriously wounded. |
| 1954-06-14 | EPC 4027 | Abdullah | — | — | Killed in ambush in 10 miles North on Seremban. |
| 1954-07-02 | SC 14243 | Sayonan Bin Mahmood | — | — | — |
| 1954-07-23 | SC 32585 | Saris Bin Saman | — | — | — |
| 1954-07-25 | ASP | W.A Gibson | — | — | — |
| 1954-08-12 | AP/Insp | B.P. Wills | — | — | Killed in action in Kampar |
| 1954-08-12 | SC 50952 | Nayon Bin Ishak | — | — | — |
| 1954-09-14 | SC 11837 | Hassan Bin Alang | — | — | — |
| 1954-10-18 | SC 15906 | Mohd Yassin Bin Mahirin | — | Johore | The communists attacked and burned out the Chuan Seng Police Station near the Pontian District, resulting in SC 15906, SC 18839, SC 38006 and SC 38055 being killed while seven officers including the station police chief suffered critical wounds. |
| 1954-10-18 | SC 18839 | Ahmad Bin Hamzah | — | Johore | The communists attacked and burned out the Chuan Seng Police Station near the Pontian District, resulting in SC 15906, SC 18839, SC 38006 and SC 38055 being killed while seven officers including the station police chief suffered critical wounds. |
| 1954-10-18 | SC 38006 | Abdul Wahan Bin Tamby | — | Johore | The communists attacked and burned out the Chuan Seng Police Station near the Pontian District, resulting in SC 15906, SC 18839, SC 38006 and SC 38055 being killed while seven officers including the station police chief suffered critical wounds. |
| 1954-10-18 | SC 38055 | Yasin Bin Ahmad | — | Johore | The communists attacked and burned out the Chuan Seng Police Station near the Pontian District, resulting in SC 15906, SC 18839, SC 38006 and SC 38055 being killed while seven officers including the station police chief suffered critical wounds. |
| 1954-11-01 | PC 9268 | Samion Bin Mohamed | — | — | — |
| 1954-11-01 | SC 465 | Ismail Bin Hassan | — | — | — |
| 1954-12-02 | PC (ST) 13914 | V.P Devarajan | — | — | — |
| 1954-12-10 | EPC 168 | Khalid Bin Mat | — | — | — |
| 1954-12-10 | EPC 1068 | Foo Fook Kwan | — | — | — |
| 1954-12-10 | EPC 1261 | Mat Shariff Bin Sutan | — | — | — |
| 1954-12-10 | EPC 1471 | Sulong Bin Ibrahim | — | — | — |
| 1954-12-10 | EPC 2191 | Ismail Bin Muin | — | — | — |
| 1954-12-10 | EPC 3502 | Chang Hock Poh | — | — | — |
| 1955-01-08 | Insp I/2458 | Appu s/o Veloo | — | — | Killed in Action engaging CT's in Pahang |
| 1955-01-16 | P/Lt 1096 | C.A.O. Keeffe | — | — | anti-Communist duties in Pahang |
| 1955-01-18 | PC (WT) 13972 | Thiagarajan | — | — | Killed in Action in Fort Dixon, Pahang |
| 1955-01-20 | PC 12375 | Mohd Bin Mahmood | — | — | Killed on Operations near Kluang, Johore |
| 1955-01-23 | Cpl 7971 | Ibrahim Bin Hanafi | — | — | — |
| 1955-01-23 | PC 6047 | Udin Bin Salleh | — | — | — |
| 1955-01-23 | PC 7140 | Saad Bin Awang | — | — | — |
| 1955-01-28 | D/Sgt 35 | Lee Kwang Keong | — | — | — |
| 1955-03-07 | Cpl 28113 | Wong Ah Nyang | — | — | — |
| 1955-03-11 | PC 852 | Othman Bin Mohamed | — | — | — |
| 1955-03-19 | SC 7889 | Mat Hassan Bin Jaffar | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Kuala Kerai, Kelantan. |
| 1955-03-19 | SC 64212 | Salleh Bin Mamat | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Kuala Kerai, Kelantan. |
| 1955-03-19 | SC 64221 | Tuan Abdullah Bin Tuan Muda | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Kuala Kerai, Kelantan. |
| 1955-03-19 | SC 50479 | Ah Lek | — | — | Ambushed by communist gunmen at Kuala Kerai, Kelantan. |
| 1955-03-24 | P/Lt | L. Whittingham | — | — | killed in action in Kinta |
| 1955-03-28 | PC 23437 | Micheal Yoong | — | — | — |
| 1955-04-09 | Cpl 3095 | Abu Bakar Bin Bahu | — | — | — |
| 1955-04-09 | PC 9261 | Attan | — | — | — |
| 1955-04-22 | PC 14612 | Ahmad Bin Yassin | — | — | — |
| 1955-05-31 | SC 3286 | Bakar Bin Saad | — | — | — |
| 1955-05-31 | SC 51607 | Zakaria Bin Mat Piah | — | — | — |
| 1955-06-06 | SC 46502 | Lim Thian Watt | — | — | — |
| 1955-06-09 | SC 26654 | A. Bakar Bin Rani | — | — | — |
| 1955-07-07 | PC 1280 | Ishak Bin Din | — | — | — |
| 1955-07-09 | SC 33246 | Hashim Bin Abu | — | — | — |
| 1955-07-11 | SC 10505 | Tan Bin Buyong | — | — | — |
| 1955-07-22 | SC 25138 | Zailani Bin Panjang Ismalan | — | — | — |
| 1955-08-08 | SC 23870 | Masman | — | — | — |
| 1955-08-08 | SC 33835 | Atan Bin Mohd Elah | — | — | — |
| 1955-08-10 | SC 42570 | Abdullah Bin Ismail | — | — | — |
| 1955-08-25 | SC 25907 | Mohd Yassin Bin Bachik | — | — | — |
| 1955-09-14 | PC 22415 | Suboh Bin Mohd Yusof | — | — | — |
| 1955-10-23 | PC 6047 | Udin Bin Salleh | — | — | — |
| 1955-11-02 | PC 6509 | Khalid Bin Din | — | — | Killed in an operations at Labis, Johore |
| 1955-11-11 | PC 9828 | Meor Saidin Bin Meor Ahmad | — | — | Killed in an operation at Perak |
| 1955-11-20 | PC 25203 | Omar Bin Mohd Esa | — | — | — |
| 1955-11-21 | PC 27575 | Ahmad Saimon | — | — | — |
| 1955-12-26 | SC 53980 | Aman Bin Ali | — | — | — |
| 1956-01-10 | PC 26770 | Abdul Ghani | — | — | — |
| 1956-01-15 | PC 28669 | Bahari Bin Amat | — | — | Killed in an operation at Penang |
| 1956-01-24 | P/Lt 399 | E.J. Hughes | — | — | Killed while on anti-Communist duties Johore |
| 1956-02-01 | SC 23462 | Abdul Rahman Bin Hassan | — | — | — |
| 1956-02-01 | SC 33826 | Othman Bin Hj Abdul Hamid | — | — | — |
| 1956-02-15 | SC/Sgt 2948 | Abu Bakar Bin Mat Said | — | — | — |
| 1956-02-15 | SC/Cpl 9776 | Mohd Shariff Bin Hj Abd Salam | — | — | — |
| 1956-02-15 | SC 24827 | Abdullah Bin Hj Abd Majid | — | — | — |
| 1956-02-15 | SC 40384 | Abd Samat Bin P. Abdullah | — | — | — |
| 1956-02-15 | SC 50542 | Zulkifli Bin Yeop Ibrahim | — | — | — |
| 1956-02-15 | SC 55901 | Naam Bin Abu Hassan | — | — | — |
| 1956-04-06 | W/SC 3996 | Mary Leong | — | — | Killed in an operation at Kajang, Selangor |
| 1956-04-08 | SC 59903 | Ahmad Bin Idris | — | — | — |
| 1956-04-17 | Cpl 1084 | Md Dewa | — | — | — |
| 1956-04-25 | PC 28224 | Ong Huan Seng | — | — | Killed in an operation at Petaling Jaya, Selangor |
| 1956-05-21 | PC 27101 | Kassim Bin Jaamat | — | — | — |
| 1956-06-02 | SC 7342 | Amri Bin Bakri | — | — | — |
| 1956-06-03 | SC/Cpl 8677 | Ahmad Bin Abdul Ghani | — | — | — |
| 1956-06-03 | SC 17521 | Ujang Bin Muin | — | — | — |
| 1956-06-03 | SC 21321 | Tang Sam | — | — | — |
| 1956-06-03 | SC 67155 | Paiib Jeva | — | — | — |
| 1956-09-08 | SC 23742 | Bahari Bin Hassan | — | — | — |
| 1956-09-14 | PC 29089 | Hussain Bin Shariff | — | — | — |
| 1956-10-11 | PC 10927 | Saad Bin Din | — | — | — |
| 1956-10-19 | D/Cpl 891 | Wong Wee Choon | — | — | Killed in a Communist Operations at Kulai New Village, Johore |
| 1956-10-25 | SC 5554 | Baharoin Bin Hitam | — | — | — |
| 1956-10-25 | SC 21636 | Ishak Bin Ibrahim | — | — | — |
| 1956-10-25 | SC 55348 | Osman Bin Mat Noor | — | — | — |
| 1956-10-25 | SC 55538 | Yusof Bin Mat Diah | — | — | — |
| 1956-12-19 | PC 5578 | Mohd Yusof Bin Mohd Zain | — | — | — |
| — | SC 24057 | Salleh Bin Mohd Akib | — | — | — |
| — | SC 33042 | Tan Eng Soon | — | — | — |
| — | SC 9962 | Mohd Salleh Bin Mohd Akesan | — | — | — |
| — | SC 11068 | William M. Chun | — | — | — |
| — | SC 24033 | Yab Ah Yeo | — | — | — |
| — | SC 44566 | Kamal Bin Uda | — | — | — |
| — | SC 46408 | Tan Cheng Peh | — | — | — |
| — | SC 5159 | Mohd Ross Bin Saidon | — | — | — |
| — | SC 21693 | Ariffin Bin Abdul Ghani | — | — | — |
| — | SC 24193 | Mohd Isa Bin Laziz | — | — | — |
| — | SC 19377 | Basad Bin Ahmad | — | — | — |
| — | SC 51491 | Abu Bakar Bin Hussein | — | — | — |
| — | SC 18470 | Sarjam Singh | — | — | — |
| — | SC 18471 | Ismail Bin Yusof | — | — | — |
| — | SC 11520 | Awang Bin Khamis | — | — | — |
| — | SC 18593 | Hassan Bin Abdullah | — | — | — |
| — | SC/Cpl 18207 | Man Bin Senawi | — | — | — |
| — | SC 18573 | Lazim Bin Hussein | — | — | — |
| — | SC 11524 | Bakar Bin Ali | — | — | — |
| — | SC 30789 | Din | — | — | — |
| — | SC 11466 | Ariffin Bin Hj. Salleh | — | — | — |
| — | SC 41734 | Ahmad Bin Jusoh | — | — | — |
| — | SC 42027 | Wan Teh Bin Darus | — | — | — |
| — | SC 31083 | Din Bin Khamis | — | — | — |
| — | SC 28985 | Mohd Noor Bin Ismail | — | — | — |
| — | SC 7889 | Abdul Rahman Bin Ja'afar | — | — | — |
| — | SC 29606 | Mohamed | — | — | — |
| — | SC 5604 | Lazim Bin Piee | — | — | — |
| — | SC 21647 | Sabtu Bin Mahat | — | — | — |
| — | SC 22764 | Rahim Bin Abdul Samad | — | — | — |
| — | SC 15932 | Ahmad Bin Sada | — | — | — |
| — | SC 15926 | Hamid Bin Ahad | — | — | — |
| — | SC 29590 | Ahmad Bin Abd. Ghani | — | — | — |
| — | SC 24290 | Ja'afar Bin Abdullah | — | — | — |
| — | SC 21612 | Ma'anor Bin Bachik | — | — | — |
| — | SC 36584 | Baharudin Bin Konteng | — | — | — |
| — | SC 32520 | Hassan Bin Cheivan | — | — | — |
| — | SC 17522 | Abdul Rahman | — | — | — |
| — | SC 22824 | Osman Bin Mat | — | — | — |
| 1957-03-12 | PC 28385 | Abd Rahman Bin abd Wahab | — | — | — |
| 1957-06-13 | DSP | J. Purdy | — | — | Died of Natural Causes in Johore Bahru |
| 1957-10-01 | PC 25255 | Thye Nyong Yaw | — | — | — |
| 1957-12-11 | PC 11121 | Hussain Bin Dahari | — | — | — |
| 1957-12-16 | P/Lt | G.E.T. Southey | — | — | Killed in action in Kuala Lumpur |
| 1958-01-05 | Cpl 2937 | Othman Bin Sulaiman | — | — | — |
| 1958-07-13 | PC 7173 | Wong Chin Thiam | — | — | Killed in an operation |
| 1958-07-19 | PC 9652 | Che Wan | — | — | — |
| 1959-03-17 | Sgt 1468 | Mohd Shah Bin Nabi Bakhsh | — | — | — |
| 1959-03-17 | PC 23831 | Zainal Abidin Bin Talib | — | — | — |
| 1959-03-18 | PC 615 | Murad Bin Abdullah | — | — | — |
| 1959-04-01 | P/Lt | J. Stead | — | — | Die in Natural Causes in Malacca |
| 1959-08-15 | Cpl 491 | Mohamed Nor Bin Hamid | — | — | — |

## 1960s

| Date | Rank/no | Name | Age | Division/unit | Circumstance |
| 1960-10-21 | PC | Yusoff bin Awang | 30 | PFF | Hit by falling tree. |
| 1961-10-30 | PC | Lee Hock Lay | 30 | PFF | Killed in traffic accident. |
| 1964-02-21 | PC 12259 | Jamaluddin Bin Said | — | PFF | Ambushed by Indonesian guerillas at an observation post at Bau, Kuching, Sarawak, during the Indonesia–Malaysia confrontation. |
| 1964-02-21 | PC 28240 | Abdul Majid Bin Rahim | — | PFF | Ambushed by Indonesian guerillas at an observation post at Bau, Kuching, Sarawak, during the Indonesia–Malaysia confrontation. |
| 1964-10-22 | PC 26004 | Bachik Bin Botok | — | PFF | Accidentally shot himself while on patrol duty in the Fort Legap area in deep jungle near Sungai Siput. |
| 1965-06-19 | PC | Ja'afar Bin Abdul Raof | 31 | PFF | Died in Heart Attack. |
| 1966-03-07 | PC 31961 | Darus Bin Mahmud | — | — | — |
| 1966-08-07 | D/Cpl 327 | Choo Chan | — | — | — |
| 1966-08-07 | D/Cpl 355 | Lim Tek Piat | — | — | — |
| 1966-08-07 | PC 27791 | Low Kek Boon | — | — | — |
| 1968-06-17 | PC 1479 | Abdullah Bin Muhammad | — | PFF | Killed in an ambush during an operation in Bukit Berapit, Perak, as a result of the Communist insurgency in Malaysia (1968–89). |
| 1968-06-17 | PC 1509 | Loh Ah Chu | — | PFF | Killed in an ambush during an operation in Bukit Berapit, Perak, as a result of the Communist insurgency in Malaysia (1968–89). |
| 1968-06-17 | PC 8365 | Jalil Bin Bachik | — | PFF | Killed in an ambush during an operation in Bukit Berapit, Perak, as a result of the Communist insurgency in Malaysia (1968–89). |
| 1968-06-17 | PC 11401 | Ismail Bin Mat Sidi | — | PFF | Killed in an ambush during an operation in Bukit Berapit, Perak, as a result of the Communist insurgency in Malaysia (1968–89). |
| 1968-06-17 | PC 14892 | Nizan Bin Mohd Adam | — | PFF | Killed in an ambush during an operation in Bukit Berapit, Perak, as a result of the Communist insurgency in Malaysia (1968–89). |
| 1968-06-17 | PC 19839 | Abdul Gahani Bin Mohd | — | PFF | Killed in an ambush during an operation in Bukit Berapit, Perak, as a result of the Communist insurgency in Malaysia (1968–89). |
| 1968-06-17 | PC 20239 | Abdul Hamid Bin Bakar | — | PFF | Killed in an ambush during an operation in Bukit Berapit, Perak, as a result of the Communist insurgency in Malaysia (1968–89). |
| 1968-06-17 | PC 23086 | Chan Eng Teck | — | PFF | Killed in an ambush during an operation in Bukit Berapit, Perak, as a result of the Communist insurgency in Malaysia (1968–89). |
| 1968-06-17 | PC 24008 | Mustapha Bin Hussein | — | PFF | Killed in an ambush during an operation in Bukit Berapit, Perak, as a result of the Communist insurgency in Malaysia (1968–89). |
| 1968-06-17 | PC 24827 | Mohamad Bin Othman | — | PFF | Killed in an ambush during an operation in Bukit Berapit, Perak, as a result of the Communist insurgency in Malaysia (1968–89). |
| 1968-06-17 | PC 25200 | Hashim Bin Ismail | — | PFF | Killed in an ambush during an operation in Bukit Berapit, Perak, as a result of the Communist insurgency in Malaysia (1968–89). |
| 1968-06-17 | PC 25700 | Abdullah Bin Ismail | — | PFF | Killed in an ambush during an operation in Bukit Berapit, Perak, as a result of the Communist insurgency in Malaysia (1968–89). |
| 1968-06-17 | PC 30449 | Ang Lock Say | — | PFF | Killed in an ambush during an operation in Bukit Berapit, Perak, as a result of the Communist insurgency in Malaysia (1968–89). |
| 1968-06-17 | PC 30758 | Mohd Salleh Bin Abidin | — | PFF | Killed in an ambush during an operation in Bukit Berapit, Perak, as a result of the Communist insurgency in Malaysia (1968–89). |
| 1968-06-17 | PC 30833 | Ismail Bin Amir | — | PFF | Killed in an ambush during an operation in Bukit Berapit, Perak, as a result of the Communist insurgency in Malaysia (1968–89). |
| 1968-06-17 | PC 40281 | Abdul Ghani Bin Daud | — | PFF | Killed in an ambush during an operation in Bukit Berapit, Perak, as a result of the Communist insurgency in Malaysia (1968–89). |
| 1966-08-07 | Insp I/2828 | S.C. Samy | — | SB | Killed in police operation of hunting down Communist Terrorist in Southern Thailand. |
| 1966-08-07 | Insp I/1531 | Robert Lee Choon Fook | — | — | Killed in police operation of hunting down Communist Terrorist in Southern Thailand. |
| 1968-08-16 | PC 29987 | Abu Bakar Bin Ngah Wahab | — | PFF | PC 29987 had participated in an operation that was launched by the Police Field Force to storm a communist fort at Betong, Southern Thailand. In the ensuing clash, PC 29987 was killed in the operation. |
| 1968-08-26 | PC 7595 | Jaafar Bin Haji Abdul Rahman | — | — | — |

## 1970s

| Date | Rank/no | Name | Age | Division/unit | Circumstance |
| 1970-02-10 | PC 46737 | Abd Jabar bin Othman | — | PFF | Killed in an ambush during Operation Sawadee Salam at the Malaysia-Thailand border |
| 1970-09-19 | PC | Hamzah bin Kassim | 20 | PFF | Accidentally shot in his camp at Nami. |
| 1971-01-08 | PC 10126 | Shamsuddin Bin Pileh | — | — | — |
| 1971-02-16 | PC 52741 | Mat Hassan Bin Mat Adam | — | — | — |
| 1971-02-16 | PC 23978 | Daud Bin Samad | — | — | — |
| 1971-02-18 | PC 51553 | Hanafi Bin Abdullah | — | — | — |
| 1971-03-14 | Sgt 155 | Mat Hassan Bin Mat Adam | — | Marine | — |
| 1971-03-14 | MPC 234 | Yahya Bin Yunus | — | Marine | — |
| 1971-03-14 | MPC 469 | Ismail Bin Hamzah | — | Marine | — |
| 1971-03-14 | MPC 554 | Tahir Bin Dolah | — | Marine | — |
| 1971-04-30 | D/Cpl 1351 | Yeap Sean Hua | — | Setapak | At about 12:50 p.m., Cpl 1351 was shot and killed on the spot while on duty to apprehend an armed and violent Chinese-youth criminal at Setapak town, Kuala Lumpur. The gunfire which killed Cpl 1351 was also heard by PC 30279 Fong Thean Kit while he finished his duty and was shopping near the incident. PC 30279 chased and managed to arrest the criminal. Both PC 30279 and late Cpl 1351 were awarded the Seri Pahlawan Gagah Perkasa. |
| 1971-05-26 | PC 16874 | Bujang @ Malik Bin Sintal | — | PFF | Killed during Operation Paradom in Sibu, Sarawak |
| 1971-05-26 | PC 53243 | Masri Bin Basiran | — | — | — |
| 1971-05-26 | PC 53261 | Abdul Kadir Bin Baharin | — | — | — |
| 1971-06-14 | PC 30229 | Kee Cheng Hock | — | — | — |
| 1971-07-19 | PC 50053 | Faridon Bin Abdul Ghani | — | PFF | Killed during Operation Selamat Sawadi Salam in Thailand |
| 1971-07-24 | PC 51124 | Mohd Nadran Bin Mohd Yudin | — | — | |
| 1971-08-08 | PC 51183 | Rani Bin Harun | — | PFF | Killed in ambush during Operation Ngayau at Sarawak |
| 1971-08-11 | Cpl 27169 | Ibrahim Bin Saad | — | — | Ambushed in Kampung Charok, Chupak, Padang Serai, Kedah |
| 1971-08-11 | PC 31632 | Yahya Bin Din | — | — | Ambushed in Kampung Charok, Chupak, Padang Serai, Kedah |
| 1971-08-11 | PC 40469 | Yahya Bin Abu Bakar | — | — | Ambushed in Kampung Charok, Chupak, Padang Serai, Kedah |
| 1971-08-11 | PC 50718 | Jainuri Bin Juraie | — | — | Ambushed in Kampung Charok, Chupak, Padang Serai, Kedah |
| 1971-08-11 | PC 52501 | Mohd Noor Bin Abdullah | — | — | Ambushed in Kampung Charok, Chupak, Padang Serai, Kedah |
| 1971-08-23 | PC 31006 | Mohd Sidek Bin Ahmad | — | — | — |
| 1971-08-31 | PC 51130 | Osman Bin Abu | — | — | — |
| 1971-09-08 | PC 29964 | Jurit bin Kida | — | PFF | Killed in ambush during Operation Ngayau at Sarawak |
| 1971-11-07 | PC 52333 | Razali Bin Puteh | — | PFF | Killed in ambush during Operation Ngayau at Sarawak |
| 1972-06-16 | Sgt 27908 | Ghazali Bin Ahmad | — | — | — |
| 1972-06-16 | PC 50255 | Mohamad Bin Damaman | — | — | — |
| 1972-06-16 | PC 50271 | Maizi Bin Ariff Shah | — | — | — |
| 1972-06-16 | PC 51995 | Saonan Bin Dollah | — | — | — |
| 1972-07-10 | PC 49986 | Raut bin Ismail | — | PFF | Killed in Operation Ukur at Thailand border |
| 1972-12-01 | Cpl 950 | Joseph E. Rodrigues | — | — | — |
| 1972-12-01 | Cpl 13267 | Abdul Hamid Bin Othman | — | — | — |
| 1973-02-07 | PC 23776 | Abdul Ghani Bin Hassan | — | — | — |
| 1973-02-08 | PC 51458 | Yahya bin Hassan | — | PFF | Killed in Operation Amok in Sawah Raja, Negeri Sembilan |
| 1973-02-20 | PC 51437 | Roslan Bin Yahaya | — | PFF | Killed in Operation Amok in Sawah Raja, Negeri Sembilan |
| 1973-05-14 | PC 5397 | Mohd Yusoff Bin Jamlus | — | PFF | Drowned during Operation Ngayau at Sarawak |
| 1973-05-14 | PC 49769 | Nordin Bin Salleh | — | PFF | Drowned during Operation Ngayau at Sarawak |
| 1973-05-14 | PC 49833 | Abdul Halim Bin Abdul Wahab | — | PFF | Drowned during Operation Ngayau at Sarawak |
| 1973-06-20 | PC 29607 | Ooi Khoon Tat | — | — | — |
| 1973-06-22 | PC 25676 | Hashim Bin Akid | — | — | — |
| 1973-07-12 | C/Insp I/1952 | Chin Chin Kooi | — | SB | At 09.00p.m, a notorious criminal broke in his house, C/Insp I/1952 was shot point blank by two pistols. Before being killed he returned fire at the criminals. The late C/Insp. Chin had served in the police force for 21 years. He was awarded the Seri Pahlawan Gagah Perkasa for his courage. |
| 1973-07-26 | Sgt 26081 | Lee Han Cheong | — | PFF | At 11:00 a.m. 11 Police Field Force (PFF) members led by Sgt 26081 in a joint effort program in Bidok area for villager relocation who escaped from the communist forces, Sgt 26081 was urinating in the bush near the area. Suddenly, Sgt 26081 was shot at point blank range by Communist forces who were hiding in the bush, believed to be while scouting the area. He was critically wounded with gunshot wounds in the forehead dying on the spot. |
| 1973-09-05 | Sgt 7863 | Haji Omar Bin Hashim | 52 | — | Shot dead by a man held a .303 rifle in Gegangsa Police Station at 6:30 a.m. |
| 1973-10-22 | D/Sgt 332 | Chong Kek Oh | 54 | SB | Shot dead by communist gunmen at Sungai Siput, Perak. |
| 1973-12-14 | Cpl 24320 | Abdul Rahman Bin Abu | — | — | — |
| 1973-12-14 | PC 12253 | Osman Bin Lat | — | — | — |
| 1973-12-15 | PC 4673 | Mansur Bin Bidon | — | — | — |
| 1974-01-03 | D/PC 30864 | Lau See Kaw | 35 | SB | Shot dead by communist gunmen at Malim Nawar, Perak. |
| 1974-01-10 | D/PC 1443 | Othman Bin Ahmad | — | CID | D/PC 1443 and his patrolman were ambushed by six criminals at sugar cane plantation in Cupping, Perlis. He fought and killed one of the criminals. He was awarded the Seri Pahlawan Gagah Perkasa. |
| 1974-01-16 | PC 52124 | Daud Bin Ahmad | — | — | — |
| 1974-01-19 | PC 11193 | Ishak Bin Said | — | — | — |
| 1974-01-22 | Insp I/5271 | Mohd Zaki Bin Awang | — | — | — |
| 1974-03-07 | PC 31017 | Abdul Rahman Bin Sulong | — | — | — |
| 1974-03-31 | PC 7944 | Cheah Kwo Sam | — | — | — |
| 1974-04-20 | D/Sgt 703 | Lee Yoon Chin | 49 | SB | Shot dead by communist gunmen at Malacca. |
| 1974-04-24 | D/PC 24526 | Ong Soon Chua | — | SB | Shot dead by communist gunmen at Chemor, Perak. |
| 1974-06-07 | IGP G/484 | Tan Sri Abdul Rahman Bin Hashim | 49 | Bukit Aman | Killed by communist forces between Mountbatten Street (now Jalan Tun Perak) and Weld Street (now Jalan Raja Chulan), Kuala Lumpur and he died on the spot. On June 8, 1974, he was given a police heroes funeral and was laid to rest at Jalan Ampang Muslim Cemetery, Kuala Lumpur. |
| 1974-07-07 | PC 40978 | Mohd Salleh Bin Hawari | — | — | — |
| 1975-02-26 | Sgt 445 | Song Kim Tong | — | — | — |
| 1975-03-01 | PC 46522 | Ramli Bin Mohd Zain | 28 | — | Shot dead by five men when PC 46522 arrived at the front door of Gallery Jewelry Gold Shop, Jalan 21/12 Taman Sea at 8:15pm. |
| 1975-03-27 | PC 30467 | Low Sing Yong | — | — | — |
| 1975-03-29 | PC 24286 | Ahmad Bin Busu | — | — | — |
| 1975-04-06 | ASP G/4741 | Mohd Johny Bin Mustapha | — | PFF | The troops of Police Field Force led by an officer, ASP Mohd Johny was ambushed by the PARAKU Communist group at the black pepper plantation near the Setabau River, Sibu, Sarawak. Although ASP Mohd Johny was injured severely by gunfire, he forbade PC 1642 to nurse him and was told to leave him and move forward and attack the enemy. PC 1642 obeyed his orders and move forward. During the ambush, two officers were downed and the communist retreated into the jungle. PC 1642 was awarded the Seri Pahlawan Gagah Perkasa for his courageousness. |
| 1975-04-06 | PC 1642 | Nuing s/o Saling | — | PFF | The troops of Police Field Force led by an officer, ASP Mohd Johny was ambushed by the PARAKU Communist group at the black pepper plantation near the Setabau River, Sibu, Sarawak. Although ASP Mohd Johny was injured severely by gunfire, he forbade PC 1642 to nurse him and was told to leave him and move forward and attack the enemy. PC 1642 obeyed his orders and move forward. During the ambush, two officers were downed and the communist retreated into the jungle. PC 1642 was awarded the Seri Pahlawan Gagah Perkasa for his courageousness. |
| 1975-04-19 | D/PC 41710 | Foo Kek Wee | 35 | SB | Shot dead by 4 young men who believe in underground communist while he was walking home from work at about 8:45 pm when the incident happened. |
| 1975-05-18 | D/PC | Leong Ming Kwong | 49 | SB | Shot dead by two communist gunmen at Langkap, near Teluk Anson, Perak. |
| 1975-05-19 | D/Sgt 65 | Tong Wing Poh | 42 | SB | Shot dead in front his family while on eat in open restaurant in Jalan Alor near Jalan Bukit Bintang. |
| 1975-05-20 | D/PC 30058 | Ong Teng Chin | 40 | SB | Shot dead by communist gunmen at Ipoh, Perak. |
| 1975-06-18 | PC 41042 | Saparman Bin Nasron | — | PFF | Killed by a communist ambush during Operation Ukur in Sadau, Thailand. A platoon of Jungle Squad from the Police Field Force together with their Thai counterpart escorted a topography team from the National Mapping Agency to measure the Malaysia-Thailand border. The ambush killed 15 people, including eight from the Jungle Squad, three from National Mapping Agency, and four from Royal Thai Police. |
| 1975-06-18 | PC 46768 | Mohd Nor Bin Tumin | — | PFF | Killed by a communist ambush during Operation Ukur in Sadau, Thailand. A platoon of Jungle Squad from the Police Field Force together with their Thai counterpart escorted a topography team from the National Mapping Agency to measure the Malaysia-Thailand border. The ambush killed 15 people, including eight from the Jungle Squad, three from National Mapping Agency, and four from Royal Thai Police. |
| 1975-06-18 | PC 46787 | Madiun Bin Abdul Wahab | — | PFF | Killed by a communist ambush during Operation Ukur in Sadau, Thailand. A platoon of Jungle Squad from the Police Field Force together with their Thai counterpart escorted a topography team from the National Mapping Agency to measure the Malaysia-Thailand border. The ambush killed 15 people, including eight from the Jungle Squad, three from National Mapping Agency, and four from Royal Thai Police. |
| 1975-06-18 | PC 46794 | Alizar Bin Sarunan | — | PFF | Killed by a communist ambush during Operation Ukur in Sadau, Thailand. A platoon of Jungle Squad from the Police Field Force together with their Thai counterpart escorted a topography team from the National Mapping Agency to measure the Malaysia-Thailand border. The ambush killed 15 people, including eight from the Jungle Squad, three from National Mapping Agency, and four from Royal Thai Police. |
| 1975-06-18 | PC 49316 | Sai an Bin Salimin | — | PFF | Killed by a communist ambush during Operation Ukur in Sadau, Thailand. A platoon of Jungle Squad from the Police Field Force together with their Thai counterpart escorted a topography team from the National Mapping Agency to measure the Malaysia-Thailand border. The ambush killed 15 people, including eight from the Jungle Squad, three from National Mapping Agency, and four from Royal Thai Police. |
| 1975-06-18 | PC 49386 | Ma'an Bin Ahmad Siraj | — | PFF | Killed by a communist ambush during Operation Ukur in Sadau, Thailand. A platoon of Jungle Squad from the Police Field Force together with their Thai counterpart escorted a topography team from the National Mapping Agency to measure the Malaysia-Thailand border. The ambush killed 15 people, including eight from the Jungle Squad, three from National Mapping Agency, and four from Royal Thai Police. |
| 1975-06-18 | PC 53415 | Abu Nordin Bin Ibrahim | — | PFF | Killed by a communist ambush during Operation Ukur in Sadau, Thailand. A platoon of Jungle Squad from the Police Field Force together with their Thai counterpart escorted a topography team from the National Mapping Agency to measure the Malaysia-Thailand border. The ambush killed 15 people, including eight from the Jungle Squad, three from National Mapping Agency, and four from Royal Thai Police. |
| 1975-06-18 | PC 55688 | Mohd Zahid Bin Jumangat | — | PFF | Killed by a communist ambush during Operation Ukur in Sadau, Thailand. A platoon of Jungle Squad from the Police Field Force together with their Thai counterpart escorted a topography team from the National Mapping Agency to measure the Malaysia-Thailand border. The ambush killed 15 people, including eight from the Jungle Squad, three from National Mapping Agency, and four from Royal Thai Police. |
| 1975-07-21 | PC 23004 | Lim Hee Wey | — | — | — |
| 1975-07-21 | PC 62350 | Aban s/o Long | — | — | — |
| 1975-08-03 | ASP | Zamri Bin Ishak | — | PFF | ASP Zamri Ishak head a team to track the communist guerrilla in operation Bamboo on 3 August 1975. In the battle, Zamri was critically wounded when a booby trap exploded and hit his side foot. A backup squad gave him first aid, however, he died on the way to the hospital several hours later. |
| 1975-08-14 | Insp I/5084 | Mohd Yusof Bin Talib | — | PFF | Killed in ambush during Operation Sawadee |
| 1975-08-14 | PC 55826 | Mohd Yassin bin Salleh | — | PFF | Killed in ambush during Operation Sawadee |
| 1975-08-28 | EPC 5244 | Mat Alias Bin Nik Daud | — | Perak | Four officers from Grik District Police Headquarters deployed to send food rations to VAT-69 unit at Temenggor Control Post. En route with the boat, they were suddenly ambushed and killed by communist forces. All bodies of the officers were tortured before they were slain and seized the service shotguns from the officers before retreating into the jungle. |
| 1975-08-28 | EPC 5247 | Yeop Bin Omar | — | Perak | Four officers from Grik District Police Headquarters deployed to send food rations to VAT-69 unit at Temenggor Control Post. En route with the boat, they were suddenly ambushed and killed by communist forces. All bodies of the officers were tortured before they were slain and seized the service shotguns from the officers before retreating into the jungle. |
| 1975-08-28 | EPC 5261 | Sharif Bin Yaakob | — | Perak | Four officers from Grik District Police Headquarters deployed to send food rations to VAT-69 unit at Temenggor Control Post. En route with the boat, they were suddenly ambushed and killed by communist forces. All bodies of the officers were tortured before they were slain and seized the service shotguns from the officers before retreating into the jungle. |
| 1975-08-28 | EPC 5272 | Wan Marzuki Bin Wan Hussein | — | Perak | Four officers from Grik District Police Headquarters deployed to send food rations to VAT-69 unit at Temenggor Control Post. En route with the boat, they were suddenly ambushed and killed by communist forces. All bodies of the officers were tortured before they were slain and seized the service shotguns from the officers before retreating into the jungle. |
| 1975-09-03 | PC 46955 | Mohd Yusof Bin Abd Rahman | — | PFF | Killed in a bombing incident where communist guerrillas bombed a Central Police Field Force Brigade Headquarters (PPH) at the Pekeliling Street (now Tun Razak Street) which resulting in the killing of PC 46955 and PC 49614 and injuring 10 other officers. |
| 1975-09-03 | PC 49614 | Abd Hamid Bin Muhamad | — | PFF | Killed in a bombing incident where communist guerrillas bombed a Central Police Field Force Brigade Headquarters (PPH) at the Pekeliling Street (now Tun Razak Street) which resulting in the killing of PC 46955 and PC 49614 and injuring 10 other officers. |
| 1975-09-04 | Insp I/3427 | Mohd Zabri Bin Abdul Hamid | 38 | VAT-69 | Killed when he stepped on a booby-trap which was set up by communist forces while taking two wounded members to an extraction point after an operation to intercept and hunt down communists forces who were responsible in the killing of four Extra Police Constables at Grik who were sent to the hospital. His right leg was broken and suffered serious wounds which caused him to lose lots of blood. He was posthumously promoted to ASP for his bravery and awarded the Seri Pahlawan Gagah Perkasa in the year 2014. |
| 1975-11-14 | DCP G/4218 | Dato' Khoo Chong Kong | 50 | Perak | DCP G/4218 was returning to headquarters after having lunch when two gunmen from the 1st Mobile Squad of the Malayan Communist Party on a motorcycle, shot him at point-blank range at a line of traffic lights junction between Fair Park and Anderson Road in Ipoh, Perak. His driver, PC 5135 returned and fired at his chief's assassins, but he failed when he was also shot dead by them on both sides of his chest and in his head. The gunmen escaped but were apprehended later before they were hanged to death for the murder of the officers. DCP G/4218 was given a promotion posthumously and was ceremoniously cremated with full police honours and awarded the titles of Tan Sri while PC 5135 was given a rare field promotion to a rank of Sergeant for his courageously. |
| 1975-11-14 | PC 5135 | Yeong Peng Chong | — | Perak | DCP G/4218 was returning to headquarters after having lunch when two gunmen from the 1st Mobile Squad of the Malayan Communist Party on a motorcycle, shot him at point-blank range at a line of traffic lights junction between Fair Park and Anderson Road in Ipoh, Perak. His driver, PC 5135 returned and fired at his chief's assassins, but he failed when he was also shot dead by them on both sides of his chest and in his head. The gunmen escaped but were apprehended later before they were hanged to death for the murder of the officers. DCP G/4218 was given a promotion posthumously and was ceremoniously cremated with full police honours and awarded the titles of Tan Sri while PC 5135 was given a rare field promotion to a rank of Sergeant for his courageously. |
| 1975-11-18 | Sgt 11783 | Ismail Bin Yahaya | — | — | — |
| 1975-11-18 | Sgt 55924 | Omar Bin Ahmad | — | — | — |
| 1975-11-21 | Sgt 25433 | Loh Kim Fong | 42 | SB | Killed by two gunmen while he was driving home. |
| 1975-12-21 | PC 46462 | Ahmad Bin Mohd Ali | — | — | — |
| 1976-01-20 | PC 40412 | Abdul Wahid Bin Abdul Aziz | 35 | — | Shot dead during an attempted hold-up at a construction site in Serdang at 3 p.m. |
| 1976-02-06 | Sgt 9997 | Mohd Shariff Bin Bidin | — | — | — |
| 1976-05-10 | PC 5358 | Rani Bin Abdul Ghani | — | — | Ambushed by communist insurgents at Simpang Pertang Police Station. |
| 1976-06-03 | Cpl 31507 | Ridzewan Bin Shaadan | — | PFF | At 12:45 pm during the intake of 35 police constable undergoing the final phase of training 'Final Ops'. During the second uphill section which is known as Bukit Keramat Pulai, Cpl 31507 thought that the area may be dangerous because the doubt is based on Chinese writing found on broken hedges and wood branches. To ensure the safety situation, Cpl 31507 ordered the three members, TPC 63897, TPC 63899, and TPC 64010 go to inspect the location. Suddenly, they overheard sounds of gunfire, at the same time all the intake pulled back upon hearing the TPC 63897, TPC 63899, and TPC 64010 shout strongly the word "communist". Hearing the scream, Cpl 31507 got up immediately to look but he was shot in the side of his eye. The situation becomes chaotic when they realize they were ambushed by communists from the uphill angl causing their team to split up. In the situation, TPC 60899 Mohamad Salim gave an order to the platoon to take positions and to return enemy fire. Shortly after, the platoon successfully captured the communist stronghold which has been modified like a house after the communists retreat when receiving violent opposition from the trainees. After a quiescent state, TPC 63897, TPC 63899, and TPC 64010 were also killed about 15 metres from communist control post the shooting incident held on for an hour. On extraordinary courage, TPC 60899 and TPC Mohammadthis Noh Hashim were awarded Panglima Gagah Berani one year later. |
| 1976-06-03 | TPC 63897 | Yusoff Bin Ismail | — | PFF | At 12:45 pm during the intake of 35 police constable undergoing the final phase of training 'Final Ops'. During the second uphill section which is known as Bukit Keramat Pulai, Cpl 31507 thought that the area may be dangerous because the doubt is based on Chinese writing found on broken hedges and wood branches. To ensure the safety situation, Cpl 31507 ordered the three members, TPC 63897, TPC 63899, and TPC 64010 go to inspect the location. Suddenly, they overheard sounds of gunfire, at the same time all the intake pulled back upon hearing the TPC 63897, TPC 63899, and TPC 64010 shout strongly the word "communist". Hearing the scream, Cpl 31507 got up immediately to look but he was shot in the side of his eye. The situation becomes chaotic when they realize they were ambushed by communists from the uphill angl causing their team to split up. In the situation, TPC 60899 Mohamad Salim gave an order to the platoon to take positions and to return enemy fire. Shortly after, the platoon successfully captured the communist stronghold which has been modified like a house after the communists retreat when receiving violent opposition from the trainees. After a quiescent state, TPC 63897, TPC 63899, and TPC 64010 were also killed about 15 metres from communist control post the shooting incident held on for an hour. On extraordinary courage, TPC 60899 and TPC Mohammadthis Noh Hashim were awarded Panglima Gagah Berani one year later. |
| 1976-06-03 | TPC 63899 | Zainal Bin Pandak Ahmad | — | PFF | At 12:45 pm during the intake of 35 police constable undergoing the final phase of training 'Final Ops'. During the second uphill section which is known as Bukit Keramat Pulai, Cpl 31507 thought that the area may be dangerous because the doubt is based on Chinese writing found on broken hedges and wood branches. To ensure the safety situation, Cpl 31507 ordered the three members, TPC 63897, TPC 63899, and TPC 64010 go to inspect the location. Suddenly, they overheard sounds of gunfire, at the same time all the intake pulled back upon hearing the TPC 63897, TPC 63899, and TPC 64010 shout strongly the word "communist". Hearing the scream, Cpl 31507 got up immediately to look but he was shot in the side of his eye. The situation becomes chaotic when they realize they were ambushed by communists from the uphill angl causing their team to split up. In the situation, TPC 60899 Mohamad Salim gave an order to the platoon to take positions and to return enemy fire. Shortly after, the platoon successfully captured the communist stronghold which has been modified like a house after the communists retreat when receiving violent opposition from the trainees. After a quiescent state, TPC 63897, TPC 63899, and TPC 64010 were also killed about 15 metres from communist control post the shooting incident held on for an hour. On extraordinary courage, TPC 60899 and TPC Mohammadthis Noh Hashim were awarded Panglima Gagah Berani one year later. |
| 1976-06-03 | TPC 64010 | Jaafar Bin Hj. Mansor | — | PFF | At 12:45 pm during the intake of 35 police constable undergoing the final phase of training 'Final Ops'. During the second uphill section which is known as Bukit Keramat Pulai, Cpl 31507 thought that the area may be dangerous because the doubt is based on Chinese writing found on broken hedges and wood branches. To ensure the safety situation, Cpl 31507 ordered the three members, TPC 63897, TPC 63899, and TPC 64010 go to inspect the location. Suddenly, they overheard sounds of gunfire, at the same time all the intake pulled back upon hearing the TPC 63897, TPC 63899, and TPC 64010 shout strongly the word "communist". Hearing the scream, Cpl 31507 got up immediately to look but he was shot in the side of his eye. The situation becomes chaotic when they realize they were ambushed by communists from the uphill angl causing their team to split up. In the situation, TPC 60899 Mohamad Salim gave an order to the platoon to take positions and to return enemy fire. Shortly after, the platoon successfully captured the communist stronghold which has been modified like a house after the communists retreat when receiving violent opposition from the trainees. After a quiescent state, TPC 63897, TPC 63899, and TPC 64010 were also killed about 15 metres from communist control post the shooting incident held on for an hour. On extraordinary courage, TPC 60899 and TPC Mohammadthis Noh Hashim were awarded Panglima Gagah Berani one year later. |
| 1976-07-02 | PC 31003 | Abdul Kadir Bin Ahmat | — | — | — |
| 1976-08-25 | Insp I/5744 | Mat Zin Bin Mat Yassin | — | SB | On 23 August at 10:00 p.m. in Ipoh, Inspector Mat Zin headed and succeeded in capturing four communist agents and seizing three guns, three hand grenades, and other explosives. Two days later at 1:20 p.m., in the area of Pasir Pinji, Ipoh, he headed three police officers in carrying a round-up of communist agents. At that precise moment, the Communist agent took out his gun and fired at Insp I/5744 in the stomach, resulting in his death. The Communist agent was also shot dead. Inspector Mat Zin was awarded the Panglima Gagah Berani. |
| 1976-08-27 | D/Cpl 28648 | Gan Cheng Tack | 41 | SB | Killed in Tampoi, Johor by two communist insurgents. |
| 1976-09-06 | PC 63341 | Ghazali Bin Sulong | — | — | — |
| 1976-09-08 | PC 63272 | Mohd Noor Bin Leman | 22 | — | Accidentally shot dead by his colleague while his colleague inspect the service pistol. |
| 1976-09-15 | PC 41804 | Ngatiman Bin Sartan | 31 | Traffic Police | Shot by two armed youths as he approached the intersection of Jalan Pekeliling/Jalan Kia Peng while he was on patrol duty. |
| 1977-01-31 | Sgt 4054 | Jemat s/o Ningan | — | — | — |
| 1977-03-08 | PC 4007 | Abdul Rashid Bin Hj Mohamad Yatim | — | — | — |
| 1977-03-24 | D/PC 55512 | Mohd Yatim Bin Salleh | 27 | CID | Both were shot dead in police operation. |
| 1977-03-24 | PC (V) 8018 | Abdul Kahar Bin Nordin | 30 | PVR | Both were shot dead in police operation. |
| 1977-06-19 | DSP G/1701 | M. Thiagarajan | 45 | SB | Killed in police operation in Kampung Baru Ampang. |
| 1977-10-28 | PC 24848 | Alias Bin Mohd Rashid | — | — | — |
| 1977-10-28 | EPC 6150 | Damaraju s/o Chinna Govindan | — | — | — |
| 1978-01-05 | PC 59511 | Mohd Noor Bin Hashim | — | PFF | Killed in food store located in Sungai Ruan, Pahang by Communist Terrorist. |
| 1978-01-05 | PC 64580 | Sharmuganithan | — | PFF | Killed in food store located in Sungai Ruan, Pahang by Communist Terrorist. |
| 1978-02-25 | PC 13443 | Hussein Bin Ali | — | Mobile Patrol Vehicle | Ambushed by the Malayan Peoples Liberation Army at Seremban, Negeri Sembilan. |
| 1978-05-06 | Sgt | Abdul Jalil Bin Mahadi | 40 | — | Shot dead by unknown person near Kampung Tiong. |
| 1978-05-06 | Cpl | Abdul Latif Bin Ibrahim | 42 | — | Shot dead by unknown person near Kampung Tiong. |
| 1978-06-17 | Insp I/6702 | Mohamed Rashid Bin Amran | 25 | PFF | Killed in a Communist operation at Kroh, Ulu Perak |
| 1978-06-17 | Cpl 14711 | Zakaria Bin Buntal | — | PFF | Killed in a Communist operation at Kroh, Ulu Perak |
| 1978-06-17 | PC 46866 | Mohd Noor Bin Yassin | — | PFF | Killed in a Communist operation at Kroh, Ulu Perak |
| 1978-06-17 | PC 52925 | Husrin Bin Abu Shah | — | PFF | Killed in a Communist operation at Kroh, Ulu Perak |
| 1978-06-17 | PC 57343 | Yusof Bin Ahmad | — | PFF | Killed in a Communist operation at Kroh, Ulu Perak |
| 1978-06-27 | PC 68153 | Tan Eng Tai | — | — | — |
| 1978-07-24 | PC 69713 | Wong Ching Hua | — | — | — |
| 1978-08-29 | PC 62209 | Mandi s/o Itam Tambo | — | VAT-69 | Killed during Operation Hentam Sedar 4 in Kulim, Kedah |
| 1978-10-09 | PC 62195 | Bah Tradel s/o Din | — | VAT-69 | Killed during Operation Setia 21/78 in Tapah, Bidor |
| 1979-06-27 | PC 68153 | Mohamed Rashid Bin Amran | — | — | — |
| 1979-07-11 | PC 56516 | Mokhtar Bin Hashim | — | — | — |
| 1979-09-16 | PC 59367 | Ahmad Bin Yassin | — | PFF | Killed during Operation Ulu Rening in Kuala Kubu Bharu, Selangor |

## 1980s

| Date | Rank/no | Name | Age | Division/unit | Circumstance |
| 1980-01-18 | PC 56921 | Zainon Bin Zain | — | — | — |
| 1980-01-28 | PC 71933 | Yub Bin Gedu | — | VAT 69 | Killed during Operation Setia 2/80 at Tanah Hitam, Chemor, Perak. |
| 1980-06-09 | Insp I/8294 | Gunasegaran Naidu s/o Ratinum | — | Senoi Praaq | Killed during Operation Bamboo at Ulu Kelantan. He was awarded the Panglima Gagah Berani. |
| 1980-06-12 | PC 55122 | Ku Ching Hoo s/o Ku Ah | — | — | — |
| 1980-08-31 | PC 72218 | Arzimi bin Maarof | — | PFF | Killed during Operation Ukur at the Malaysian-Thai border |
| 1981-06-16 | PC 41863 | Abdul Razak Bin Dahlan | — | — | — |
| 1981-11-12 | PC 4859 | Jidin Bin Jalil | — | — | — |
| 1982-01-10 | ASP G/3641 | Charoen s/o Daam | — | — | — |
| 1982-03-02 | PC 69641 | Yahya Bin Hassan | — | — | — |
| 1982-04-29 | PC 68258 | Woo Kim Peng | — | — | — |
| 1983-02-05 | PC 62538 | Bah Osi s/o Chandan | — | — | — |
| 1983-04-10 | PC 65984 | Ooi Ing Sung | — | — | — |
| 1983-05-05 | PC 49433 | Baharuddin Bin Baki | — | — | — |
| 1983-06-09 | Sgt 7417 | Ooi Kun Teck | — | — | — |
| 1983-07-03 | PC 92592 | Abdul Razak Bin Ishak | — | — | — |
| 1983-07-05 | D/PC 96729 | Leong An Suan | — | — | Shot dead by Cheng Song Xi, a robber who was active in the 1980s, when he was robbing a Coffee shop in Petaling Jaya |
| 1983-11-01 | PC 87805 | Roslan Bin Abdul Ghani | 23 | — | shot dead in an attempted robbery at the Overseas Union Bank, PC 87805 has been awarded the Conspicuous Gallantry Medal posthumously from the governor of Penang. |
| 1984-02-06 | PC 101758 | Dahlan Bin Mat Ali | — | — | — |
| 1984-02-08 | PC 69736 | Mohamad Yassin Bin Ismail | — | — | Shot dead by a Singaporean criminal, named Chua Chap Seng or known as Jimmy Chua. After his death, the police hunted down and arrested him at Khoo Teik Eee Street. Before Jimmy was detained at Pudu Prison he and five more prisoners took two doctors as their hostages. |
| 1984-02-24 | PC 47559 | Johari Bin Zakaria | — | — | — |
| 1984-09-09 | PC 67674 | Zainuddin Bin Hassan | — | VAT 69 | A task force units from VAT 69 police Commandos during Operation Pancing/Operation Tuah, received the order to assist the Police Field Force which was trapped in an ambushed by communist guerillas at the Ulu Kinta jungle. PC 67574 who was a tracker and in the frontline with his teammates, when one female communist fired at him in the chest, resulting in his death. |
| 1984-09-09 | Cpl 52260 | Mansor Bin Zainuddin | — | VAT 69 | A task force units from VAT 69 police Commandos during Operation Pancing/Operation Tuah, received the order to assist the Police Field Force which was trapped in an ambushed by communist guerillas at the Ulu Kinta jungle. PC 67574 who was a tracker and in the frontline with his teammates, when one female communist fired at him in the chest, resulting in his death. |
| 1985-04-08 | Cpl 24933 | Abdul Rahman Bin Hj Zakaria | — | — | — |
| 1985-06-01 | ASP G/3691 | Subramaniam s/o Sittampalam | 49 | — | Shot dead in robbery incident in Taman Melaka Jaya. |
| 1985-11-09 | Insp I/8042 | Azmi Bin Hamzah | — | PFF | A task force of 200 policemen under orders from the Acting Prime Minister and Home Minister Musa Hitam, laid siege to village houses in Memali, Kedah. The houses were occupied by an Islamic sect of about 400 people led by Ibrahim Mahmud a.k.a. Ibrahim Libya. In the storming of the complex, Inspector 8042, Sgt 24195, PC 46940, and PC 63302 were shot by some of the villagers using shotguns that were supplied by Ikatan Relawan Rakyat to guard the village in a case of threat by the Communist Party of Malaya. |
| 1985-11-09 | Sgt 24195 | Abd Rahman Bin Md Noor | — | FRU | A task force of 200 policemen under orders from the Acting Prime Minister and Home Minister Musa Hitam, laid siege to village houses in Memali, Kedah. The houses were occupied by an Islamic sect of about 400 people led by Ibrahim Mahmud a.k.a. Ibrahim Libya. In the storming of the complex, Inspector 8042, Sgt 24195, PC 46940, and PC 63302 were shot by some of the villagers using shotguns that were supplied by Ikatan Relawan Rakyat to guard the village in a case of threat by the Communist Party of Malaya. |
| 1985-11-09 | PC 46940 | Jaafar Bin Sain | — | FRU | A task force of 200 policemen under orders from the Acting Prime Minister and Home Minister Musa Hitam, laid siege to village houses in Memali, Kedah. The houses were occupied by an Islamic sect of about 400 people led by Ibrahim Mahmud a.k.a. Ibrahim Libya. In the storming of the complex, Inspector 8042, Sgt 24195, PC 46940, and PC 63302 were shot by some of the villagers using shotguns that were supplied by Ikatan Relawan Rakyat to guard the village in a case of threat by the Communist Party of Malaya. |
| 1985-11-09 | PC 63302 | Md Suli Bin Othman | — | FRU | A task force of 200 policemen under orders from the Acting Prime Minister and Home Minister Musa Hitam, laid siege to village houses in Memali, Kedah. The houses were occupied by an Islamic sect of about 400 people led by Ibrahim Mahmud a.k.a. Ibrahim Libya. In the storming of the complex, Inspector 8042, Sgt 24195, PC 46940, and PC 63302 were shot by some of the villagers using shotguns that were supplied by Ikatan Relawan Rakyat to guard the village in a case of threat by the Communist Party of Malaya. |
| 1985-12-21 | PC 109046 | Jifri Joseph | — | — | — |
| 1986-04-15 | PC 48416 | Ong Soon Chin @ Swee Ching | — | — | — |
| 1986-04-16 | PC 78653 | Mandoh s/o Jimbun | — | — | — |
| 1987-01-29 | Insp I/9080 | Wan Zain Bin Tuanku Hj Fauzi | — | — | — |
| 1987-04-20 | PC 49562 | Mohamad Salleh Bin Haji Mohidin | — | — | — |
| 1988-06-23 | PC 47848 | Rosnan Bin Ribin | — | — | — |
| 1988-06-23 | PC 93937 | Douglas Hardson s/o Sanggu | — | — | — |
| 1989-05-17 | ASP G/5270 | Abdul Ghalim Bin Mohamed | — | — | — |
| 1989-05-17 | ASP G/6776 | Safar Jini Bin Haji Ujang | — | — | — |
| 1989-05-17 | Insp I/6219 | Lim Kim Sai | — | — | — |
| 1989-05-17 | Insp I/8201 | Aman Andre Bin Mahari | — | — | — |
| 1989-05-17 | Cpl 55545 | Zainal Rahim Bin Zainal Abidin | — | — | — |
| 1989-07-25 | ASP G/3691 | Abu Bakar Bin Ali | — | — | — |
| 1989-11-09 | Cpl 62076 | Bah Dawel s/t Pitang | — | PFF | Killed in a helicopter crash when a Royal Malaysian Air Force Sikorsky S61 Nuri was shot down by enemy fire at Gunung Gerah near the Perak – Kelantan state border resulting in the death of the officers and six RMAF crews. Few day later, all bodies were found by PASKAU commando forces during the CSAR operations. It is the worse in terms of Malaysian police casualties in a single crash incident to date, matched only by the deaths of fifteen officers. |
| 1989-11-09 | Cpl 62456 | Alang Itam | — | PFF | Killed in a helicopter crash when a Royal Malaysian Air Force Sikorsky S61 Nuri was shot down by enemy fire at Gunung Gerah near the Perak – Kelantan state border resulting in the death of the officers and six RMAF crews. Few day later, all bodies were found by PASKAU commando forces during the CSAR operations. It is the worse in terms of Malaysian police casualties in a single crash incident to date, matched only by the deaths of fifteen officers. |
| 1989-11-09 | PC 62393 | Angah s/t Alek | — | PFF | Killed in a helicopter crash when a Royal Malaysian Air Force Sikorsky S61 Nuri was shot down by enemy fire at Gunung Gerah near the Perak – Kelantan state border resulting in the death of the officers and six RMAF crews. Few day later, all bodies were found by PASKAU commando forces during the CSAR operations. It is the worse in terms of Malaysian police casualties in a single crash incident to date, matched only by the deaths of fifteen officers. |
| 1989-11-09 | PC 62435 | Ejah s/t Long | — | PFF | Killed in a helicopter crash when a Royal Malaysian Air Force Sikorsky S61 Nuri was shot down by enemy fire at Gunung Gerah near the Perak – Kelantan state border resulting in the death of the officers and six RMAF crews. Few day later, all bodies were found by PASKAU commando forces during the CSAR operations. It is the worse in terms of Malaysian police casualties in a single crash incident to date, matched only by the deaths of fifteen officers. |
| 1989-11-09 | PC 62444 | Pandak s/t Alang | — | PFF | Killed in a helicopter crash when a Royal Malaysian Air Force Sikorsky S61 Nuri was shot down by enemy fire at Gunung Gerah near the Perak – Kelantan state border resulting in the death of the officers and six RMAF crews. Few day later, all bodies were found by PASKAU commando forces during the CSAR operations. It is the worse in terms of Malaysian police casualties in a single crash incident to date, matched only by the deaths of fifteen officers. |
| 1989-11-09 | PC 62587 | Hassan s/t Itam | — | PFF | Killed in a helicopter crash when a Royal Malaysian Air Force Sikorsky S61 Nuri was shot down by enemy fire at Gunung Gerah near the Perak – Kelantan state border resulting in the death of the officers and six RMAF crews. Few day later, all bodies were found by PASKAU commando forces during the CSAR operations. It is the worse in terms of Malaysian police casualties in a single crash incident to date, matched only by the deaths of fifteen officers. |
| 1989-11-09 | PC 68853 | Che Hasnor Bin Uval | — | PFF | Killed in a helicopter crash when a Royal Malaysian Air Force Sikorsky S61 Nuri was shot down by enemy fire at Gunung Gerah near the Perak – Kelantan state border resulting in the death of the officers and six RMAF crews. Few day later, all bodies were found by PASKAU commando forces during the CSAR operations. It is the worse in terms of Malaysian police casualties in a single crash incident to date, matched only by the deaths of fifteen officers. |
| 1989-11-09 | PC 68970 | Hashim Bin Itam | — | PFF | Killed in a helicopter crash when a Royal Malaysian Air Force Sikorsky S61 Nuri was shot down by enemy fire at Gunung Gerah near the Perak – Kelantan state border resulting in the death of the officers and six RMAF crews. Few day later, all bodies were found by PASKAU commando forces during the CSAR operations. It is the worse in terms of Malaysian police casualties in a single crash incident to date, matched only by the deaths of fifteen officers. |
| 1989-11-09 | PC 71834 | Pandak Hashim Bin Uda | — | PFF | Killed in a helicopter crash when a Royal Malaysian Air Force Sikorsky S61 Nuri was shot down by enemy fire at Gunung Gerah near the Perak – Kelantan state border resulting in the death of the officers and six RMAF crews. Few day later, all bodies were found by PASKAU commando forces during the CSAR operations. It is the worse in terms of Malaysian police casualties in a single crash incident to date, matched only by the deaths of fifteen officers. |
| 1989-11-09 | PC 109830 | Armada Chos | — | PFF | Killed in a helicopter crash when a Royal Malaysian Air Force Sikorsky S61 Nuri was shot down by enemy fire at Gunung Gerah near the Perak – Kelantan state border resulting in the death of the officers and six RMAF crews. Few day later, all bodies were found by PASKAU commando forces during the CSAR operations. It is the worse in terms of Malaysian police casualties in a single crash incident to date, matched only by the deaths of fifteen officers. |
| 1989-11-09 | PC 112548 | Hamad s/o Sodan | — | PFF | Killed in a helicopter crash when a Royal Malaysian Air Force Sikorsky S61 Nuri was shot down by enemy fire at Gunung Gerah near the Perak – Kelantan state border resulting in the death of the officers and six RMAF crews. Few day later, all bodies were found by PASKAU commando forces during the CSAR operations. It is the worse in terms of Malaysian police casualties in a single crash incident to date, matched only by the deaths of fifteen officers. |
| 1989-11-09 | PC 114771 | Alang Sabasah s/o Pab Belkoi | — | PFF | Killed in a helicopter crash when a Royal Malaysian Air Force Sikorsky S61 Nuri was shot down by enemy fire at Gunung Gerah near the Perak – Kelantan state border resulting in the death of the officers and six RMAF crews. Few day later, all bodies were found by PASKAU commando forces during the CSAR operations. It is the worse in terms of Malaysian police casualties in a single crash incident to date, matched only by the deaths of fifteen officers. |
| 1989-11-09 | PC 114850 | Arus s/t Awang | — | PFF | Killed in a helicopter crash when a Royal Malaysian Air Force Sikorsky S61 Nuri was shot down by enemy fire at Gunung Gerah near the Perak – Kelantan state border resulting in the death of the officers and six RMAF crews. Few day later, all bodies were found by PASKAU commando forces during the CSAR operations. It is the worse in terms of Malaysian police casualties in a single crash incident to date, matched only by the deaths of fifteen officers. |
| 1989-11-09 | PC 114956 | Shamsuddin Bin Sharin | — | PFF | Killed in a helicopter crash when a Royal Malaysian Air Force Sikorsky S61 Nuri was shot down by enemy fire at Gunung Gerah near the Perak – Kelantan state border resulting in the death of the officers and six RMAF crews. Few day later, all bodies were found by PASKAU commando forces during the CSAR operations. It is the worse in terms of Malaysian police casualties in a single crash incident to date, matched only by the deaths of fifteen officers. |
| 1989-11-09 | PC 114957 | Sarudin Bin Mat | — | PFF | Killed in a helicopter crash when a Royal Malaysian Air Force Sikorsky S61 Nuri was shot down by enemy fire at Gunung Gerah near the Perak – Kelantan state border resulting in the death of the officers and six RMAF crews. Few day later, all bodies were found by PASKAU commando forces during the CSAR operations. It is the worse in terms of Malaysian police casualties in a single crash incident to date, matched only by the deaths of fifteen officers. |
| 1989-12-26 | L/Cpl 76708 | Duman Kupok | — | — | — |

## 1990s

| Date | Rank/no | Name | Age | Division/unit | Circumstance |
| 1990-02-25 | PC 123572 | Mohamed Izaini Bin Hj Idris | — | — | — |
| 1990-02-28 | Cpl 40385 | Saad Bin Hassan | — | FRU | 57 troops of FRU based at PULAPOL Semarak Street on their way on time to test Ops Musang together with four other vehicles of FRU to Kuala Terengganu. En route at Kilometre 32.5 of the Kuala Lumpur–Karak Highway, the express bus from Temerloh-Kuala Lumpur suddenly barrelled down from the hill, and hitting six cars, one fuel tank, pick-up truck, taxi, Vege truck and trailer before impacting against the FRU truck. Five personnel were killed on the spot of the accident, whereas other members died on arrival at the Kuala Lumpur Hospital. Four civilians were also killed in the accident and 11 officers were wounded. |
| 1990-02-28 | Cpl 56567 | Mohd Hilmi Bin Ismail | — | FRU | 57 troops of FRU based at PULAPOL Semarak Street on their way on time to test Ops Musang together with four other vehicles of FRU to Kuala Terengganu. En route at Kilometre 32.5 of the Kuala Lumpur–Karak Highway, the express bus from Temerloh-Kuala Lumpur suddenly barrelled down from the hill, and hitting six cars, one fuel tank, pick-up truck, taxi, Vege truck and trailer before impacting against the FRU truck. Five personnel were killed on the spot of the accident, whereas other members died on arrival at the Kuala Lumpur Hospital. Four civilians were also killed in the accident and 11 officers were wounded. |
| 1990-02-28 | L/Cpl 50546 | Shahimi Bin Lazim | — | FRU | 57 troops of FRU based at PULAPOL Semarak Street on their way on time to test Ops Musang together with four other vehicles of FRU to Kuala Terengganu. En route at Kilometre 32.5 of the Kuala Lumpur–Karak Highway, the express bus from Temerloh-Kuala Lumpur suddenly barrelled down from the hill, and hitting six cars, one fuel tank, pick-up truck, taxi, Vege truck and trailer before impacting against the FRU truck. Five personnel were killed on the spot of the accident, whereas other members died on arrival at the Kuala Lumpur Hospital. Four civilians were also killed in the accident and 11 officers were wounded. |
| 1990-02-28 | L/Cpl 88880 | Mohd Som Bin Putih | — | FRU | 57 troops of FRU based at PULAPOL Semarak Street on their way on time to test Ops Musang together with four other vehicles of FRU to Kuala Terengganu. En route at Kilometre 32.5 of the Kuala Lumpur–Karak Highway, the express bus from Temerloh-Kuala Lumpur suddenly barrelled down from the hill, and hitting six cars, one fuel tank, pick-up truck, taxi, Vege truck and trailer before impacting against the FRU truck. Five personnel were killed on the spot of the accident, whereas other members died on arrival at the Kuala Lumpur Hospital. Four civilians were also killed in the accident and 11 officers were wounded. |
| 1990-02-28 | PC 66754 | Wan Mazland Bin Bidin | — | FRU | 57 troops of FRU based at PULAPOL Semarak Street on their way on time to test Ops Musang together with four other vehicles of FRU to Kuala Terengganu. En route at Kilometre 32.5 of the Kuala Lumpur–Karak Highway, the express bus from Temerloh-Kuala Lumpur suddenly barrelled down from the hill, and hitting six cars, one fuel tank, pick-up truck, taxi, Vege truck and trailer before impacting against the FRU truck. Five personnel were killed on the spot of the accident, whereas other members died on arrival at the Kuala Lumpur Hospital. Four civilians were also killed in the accident and 11 officers were wounded. |
| 1990-02-28 | PC 74443 | Mohd Razali Bin Bidin | — | FRU | 57 troops of FRU based at PULAPOL Semarak Street on their way on time to test Ops Musang together with four other vehicles of FRU to Kuala Terengganu. En route at Kilometre 32.5 of the Kuala Lumpur–Karak Highway, the express bus from Temerloh-Kuala Lumpur suddenly barrelled down from the hill, and hitting six cars, one fuel tank, pick-up truck, taxi, Vege truck and trailer before impacting against the FRU truck. Five personnel were killed on the spot of the accident, whereas other members died on arrival at the Kuala Lumpur Hospital. Four civilians were also killed in the accident and 11 officers were wounded. |
| 1990-02-28 | PC 89111 | Sazali Bin Hussin | — | FRU | 57 troops of FRU based at PULAPOL Semarak Street on their way on time to test Ops Musang together with four other vehicles of FRU to Kuala Terengganu. En route at Kilometre 32.5 of the Kuala Lumpur–Karak Highway, the express bus from Temerloh-Kuala Lumpur suddenly barrelled down from the hill, and hitting six cars, one fuel tank, pick-up truck, taxi, Vege truck and trailer before impacting against the FRU truck. Five personnel were killed on the spot of the accident, whereas other members died on arrival at the Kuala Lumpur Hospital. Four civilians were also killed in the accident and 11 officers were wounded. |
| 1990-02-28 | PC 97225 | Mohd Samsudin Bin Hamid | — | FRU | 57 troops of FRU based at PULAPOL Semarak Street on their way on time to test Ops Musang together with four other vehicles of FRU to Kuala Terengganu. En route at Kilometre 32.5 of the Kuala Lumpur–Karak Highway, the express bus from Temerloh-Kuala Lumpur suddenly barrelled down from the hill, and hitting six cars, one fuel tank, pick-up truck, taxi, Vege truck and trailer before impacting against the FRU truck. Five personnel were killed on the spot of the accident, whereas other members died on arrival at the Kuala Lumpur Hospital. Four civilians were also killed in the accident and 11 officers were wounded. |
| 1990-02-28 | PC 97347 | Abd Razak Bin Sharif | — | FRU | 57 troops of FRU based at PULAPOL Semarak Street on their way on time to test Ops Musang together with four other vehicles of FRU to Kuala Terengganu. En route at Kilometre 32.5 of the Kuala Lumpur–Karak Highway, the express bus from Temerloh-Kuala Lumpur suddenly barrelled down from the hill, and hitting six cars, one fuel tank, pick-up truck, taxi, Vege truck and trailer before impacting against the FRU truck. Five personnel were killed on the spot of the accident, whereas other members died on arrival at the Kuala Lumpur Hospital. Four civilians were also killed in the accident and 11 officers were wounded. |
| 1990-02-28 | PC 110462 | Mohd Lazim Bin Admin | — | FRU | 57 troops of FRU based at PULAPOL Semarak Street on their way on time to test Ops Musang together with four other vehicles of FRU to Kuala Terengganu. En route at Kilometre 32.5 of the Kuala Lumpur–Karak Highway, the express bus from Temerloh-Kuala Lumpur suddenly barrelled down from the hill, and hitting six cars, one fuel tank, pick-up truck, taxi, Vege truck and trailer before impacting against the FRU truck. Five personnel were killed on the spot of the accident, whereas other members died on arrival at the Kuala Lumpur Hospital. Four civilians were also killed in the accident and 11 officers were wounded. |
| 1990-02-28 | PC 111406 | Gua Kok Kiong | — | FRU | 57 troops of FRU based at PULAPOL Semarak Street on their way on time to test Ops Musang together with four other vehicles of FRU to Kuala Terengganu. En route at Kilometre 32.5 of the Kuala Lumpur–Karak Highway, the express bus from Temerloh-Kuala Lumpur suddenly barrelled down from the hill, and hitting six cars, one fuel tank, pick-up truck, taxi, Vege truck and trailer before impacting against the FRU truck. Five personnel were killed on the spot of the accident, whereas other members died on arrival at the Kuala Lumpur Hospital. Four civilians were also killed in the accident and 11 officers were wounded. |
| 1990-03-04 | Cpl 58821 | Harun Bin Rosdi | — | — | — |
| 1990-05-12 | D/PC 67401 | Sidek Bin Mohd Som | — | CID | Battered and shot by a drug suspect, who had grabbed his gun, as he was questioning another suspect on 6th of KL Police Headquarters. |
| 1991-7-10 | PC | Dugi Muin | 25 | PFF | Both killed in traffic accident Km326 Jalan Raub-Kuala Lipis. |
| 1991-7-10 | PC | Nor Zambri Abdul Aziz | 26 | PFF | Both killed in traffic accident Km326 Jalan Raub-Kuala Lipis. |
| 1990-11-14 | PC 124690 | Karami Bin Awang | — | — | — |
| 1991-11-17 | DSP G/7506 | Abdul Karim Bin Haji Idris | 38 | — | Killed in a plane crash in Sabah. |
| 1991-11-17 | ASP | Nordin bin Yunus | 34 | — | Killed in a plane crash in Sabah. |
| 1991-11-17 | Cpl 52180 | Hashim Bin Jalil | 45 | — | Killed in a plane crash in Sabah. |
| 1992-01-06 | PC 108067 | Salleh bin Mohd Yassin | 30 | — | Shot death in scuffle with detainee. |
| 1992-08-09 | PC 98719 | Muhamad Asri Bin Husin | — | — | — |
| 1992-12-26 | PC 114302 | Abdul Rahim Bin Manan | 24 | Cheras | Shots and killed by the crime group known as Gang Commandos. The incidents began when PC 114302 with two members, including PC 82116 Ghazali guarding Cheras Police Duty Hut before seeing a Ford Laser car boarded by three men. Seeing their state, whirling in the housing area at 12 am, PC 114302 makes a decision to stop the car. After the car pulled up at a road junction, PC 114302 and PC 82116 approaches all three men and ordered them out of the car. At the same time, PC 114302 asked one of them to open the car bonnet, and unaware, a suspect took out his M16 rifle, firing three rounds shot at both officers before fleeing. The shots resulting PC 114302 dying at the scene whereas PC 82116 was also shot by a bullet falling in front of the car. One more officer took shelter in a big drain and returned fire at one of the criminals. A few years after the incident, Geng Komando members were arrested and hanged to death. |
| 1993-02-02 | PC 115526 | Mokhtar Bin Aman | — | — | — |
| 1993-03-13 | D/Cpl 63037 | Azami Bin Othman | — | — | Killed by drug tracficker in Air Itanm. Both were them received the Pingat Gagah Pewira posthumously on Penang governor's birthday awards. |
| 1993-03-13 | D/Cpl 70109 | Othman Bin Abdul Wahab | — | — | Killed by drug tracficker in Air Itanm. Both were them received the Pingat Gagah Pewira posthumously on Penang governor's birthday awards. |
| 1994-03-29 | PC 118108 | Bhomeddin Bin Ngah | — | — | — |
| 1994-04-18 | PC 117151 | Abu Bakar Ganeson Bin Abdullah | — | — | — |
| 1998-03-26 | Cpl 75748 | Md Nosruddin Bin Yeop | 35 | FRU | Killed during the riot by illegal immigrants at the Semenyih Detention Camp, Kajang, Selangor. In the bloody riots at 7:30 a.m., eight Indonesian illegal immigrants were also killed while 30 more police officers were wounded including four of them seriously. The riot sparked when immigrants outcried on police massive operation to send them back from 1 a.m. morning. The illegal immigrants acted aggressively and used iron blades and stones as a weapon to against the officers as well as burning five residence blocks, originating in Block B causing four of the blocks to be burnt. Cpl 75748 was given the same promotion posthumously, and was awarded the Seri Pahlawan Gagah Perkasa by Yang DiPertuan Besar Negeri Sembilan, Tuanku Jaafar. |
| 1998-07-15 | PC 132304 | Ahmad Nasarudin Bin Reji | 20 | Bangi | Stabbed to death by four suspected thieves during a joint police operation, investigating the theft of construction materials at a light industrial area along the Kajang-Bangi Street. PC 132304 had finished his day shift but volunteered to help beef up the police party without a weapon to arrest the four men, who were stashing steel bars at a nearby undergrowth, and bolted in different directions when the police party ambushed them. The police members separated to continue the pursuit and managed to arrest two Indonesian nationals later found to be illegal immigrants. His body was found lying face down in the undergrowth with a chest wound. Meanwhile, K9 tracker dogs and light infantry General Operations Force personnel were combing the vicinity for the suspect or suspects still at large. Following the incident, 80 immigrants in the area, mostly with identification documents, were detained for questioning. |

## 2000s

| Date | Rank/no | Name | Age | Division/unit | Circumstance |
| 2000-03-27 | Cpl | Ismail Bin Ibrahim | — | VAT-69 | Parachute accident during the basic training at PGK B Training Facilities, Ulu Kinta, Perak |
| 2000-05-02 | Cpl 110992 | Idrus Bin Johar | 39 | VAT-69 | Parachute accident during the basic training at PGK B Training Facilities, Ulu Kinta, Perak |
| 2000-05-02 | D/Cpl 59151 | Sagadevan s/o Rajoo | 49 | SB | Executed by Al-Ma'unah gunmen, Jemari Jusoh during the Bukit Jenalik Incident. Died alongside an army commando personnel, Trooper Matthew Anak Medan and was buried next to the trooper. He was given a posthumous promotion to the rank of Sergeant. |
| 2003-01-23 | SM 46785 | Talib Bin Nasir | 52 | Johore | Collapsed shortly after trying to apprehend a drug pusher in Kampung Keremoyang, Ulu Benut, Pontian. In the incident at about 2:30 pm, Talib who also is Simpang Renggam Deputy Police Chief received information that there was one man who's s suspected being a of drug pusher in the event locality. Talib going alone had gone after that man and caught up with the suspect. That man was handcuffed together with Talib a scuffle ensued to escape until Talib caused the man to suffocate Talib then fell before arrived at Kluang Hospital by a civilian. However, Talib who was believed to have had a heart attack dies later while the suspect managed to escape. |
| 2003-08-10 | L/Cpl | Hanapi Bin Atan | 41 | Traffic Police | Killed after being hit by a 150cc Yamaha TZM which did not manage to stop in the third road at a traffic police roadblock along Connaught Highway towards Cheras. The incident occurred at 11:50 am when L/Cpl Hanapi and one officer and three members were at a speed trap and cones in the highway before the start of the roadblock operation. The motorcycle was ridden by a young man with his girlfriend. Abruptly four motorcycles ridden by four young men with their couples came towards L/Cpl Hanapi, who had been standing on the third route highway. Three motorcycles avoided crashing him because they used the second route but another went into the third route, not managing to stop and barged Hanapi. A strictly accurate stampede in the crotch slit caused L/Cpl Hanapi to be thrown about 10 metres from the spot. He suffered severe bleeding on the head, waist and foot, and then was taken by his two partners to the National Malaysian University Hospital (HUKM) for treatment. L/Cpl Hanapi died on arrival to hospital at 12:10 am. |
| 2003-08-14 | L/Cpl 100563 | Mohd Marzuki Bin Hj Redwan | 48 | Johore | Killed when the car lost control crashing into those who sat at the table placed in road shoulder at Edge 4, Tun Razak Street, Larkin, Johor Bahru. The incident occurred at 03:00, about 10 customers were enjoying breakfast on the road shoulder and both policemen were on duty. While both of the policemen were ordering food, a Honda car lost control, skidded, and crashed into a well-off Proton Wira car on the left side road. The Honda then crashed into customers in the cafe causing both the policemen to be thrown while the restaurant helper was jammed between the car and cafe walls. L/Cpl 100563 suffered wounds on the head, broken left and right legs and suffered serious internal injuries and died at the scene. Yusri also suffered a seriously wounded leg and head and arrived at Sultanah Aminah Hospital emergency ward where he died at 03:55 pm. One more victim, Ummi Hamidah reported unconscious after sustaining injuries on the head and legs while the Honda car driver had fractured legs, and received treatment in the same hospital. A 28-year-old car driver who worked at a factory and had one summons involving mistaken speed driving at Raub, Pahang prosecuted under Section 41(1) Transport Act 1987 amendments 2002 because of causing death. |
| 2003-08-14 | PC | Yusri Bin Yakob | 28 | Johore | Killed when the car lost control crashing into those who sat at the table placed in road shoulder at Edge 4, Tun Razak Street, Larkin, Johor Bahru. The incident occurred at 03:00, about 10 customers were enjoying breakfast on the road shoulder and both policemen were on duty. While both of the policemen were ordering food, a Honda car lost control, skidded, and crashed into a well-off Proton Wira car on the left side road. The Honda then crashed into customers in the cafe causing both the policemen to be thrown while the restaurant helper was jammed between the car and cafe walls. L/Cpl 100563 suffered wounds on the head, broken left and right legs and suffered serious internal injuries and died at the scene. Yusri also suffered a seriously wounded leg and head and arrived at Sultanah Aminah Hospital emergency ward where he died at 03:55 pm. One more victim, Ummi Hamidah reported unconscious after sustaining injuries on the head and legs while the Honda car driver had fractured legs, and received treatment in the same hospital. A 28-year-old car driver who worked at a factory and had one summons involving mistaken speed driving at Raub, Pahang prosecuted under Section 41(1) Transport Act 1987 amendments 2002 because of causing death. |
| 2004-08-01 | Cpl 83567 | Manja Bin Manaf | 40 | Johore | Cpl 83567 was killed in action and his partner, L/Cpl 92761 Razali Abu Bakar, was severely injured when they were shot at close range by two armed robbers with pistols in Muar, Johor. In the incident at about 11 pm, a police patrolman was shot dead and his partner was injured when two robbers opened fire on the police officers as the criminals emerged from robbing a house in Maharani Park. Manja suffered a critical wound with gunshot wounds in the rib dying on arrival at the Sultanah Fatimah Specialist Hospital, while Razali Abu Bakar was shot in the left shoulder received treatment at the same hospital and was reported to be recovering. |
| 2005-06-23 | D/Cpl | Che Omar Bin Che Ibrahim | 47 | Narcotics Department, Dang Wangi Police Headquarters | Collapsed and died during a scuffle with a drug addict in Jalan Raja Laut near the notorious Lorong Haji Taib addicts haunt. |
| 2005-09-02 | Cpl | Pi Lim Tanong | 46 | Sabah | Incident occurred around 9:30 am, Cpl Pi Lim Tanong and Cpl Husin Abd. Rashid, 48, from Nabawan Police Station trying to persuade Manais Angsaring, the 40s, the man was suspected to be mentally deranged from Kampung Pandiwan, Nabawan. However, the attempt to persuade him failed and upon doing so, Manais withdrew a machete and struck Cpl Tanong fatally with it. Cpl Tanong died on the spot after being critically wounded due to a slash on the neck, head and abdomen Cpl Husin survived but he suffered serious wounds on the head and chest. However, Manais was shot dead by police while coming to give support, where he was seen to be holding the machete and Tanong's firearm. |
| 2005-09-18 | L/Cpl | Ridzuan Bin Jaafar | 41 | Penang | Killed in a traffic accident when a car carrying four people went out of control and ploughed into a roadblock under a flyover killing seven people at 2:02 am at Tengku Kudin Street. The car driver lost control of the car after hitting a railing. The car turned upside down and slid towards the motorcycle lane knocking down everything in its way. The car screeched to a stop after hitting L/Cpl Ridzuan Jaafar, PC(V) Shamsuri Mohamed, PC(V) Lok Wan Loo and motorcyclist Mohamad Izwan Badri, 19, resulting Shamsuri and Izwan dying on the spot while Ridzuan and Lok died in hospital. The driver Rokaib Mohd Amin, 20, and a passenger Azura Romli, 20, died on the spot while another passenger Mohamad Azrul Nayan died in hospital. Another passenger Mohd Taufik Abdul Hamid, who miraculously survived, managed to crawl out of the mangled car. |
| 2005-09-18 | PC(V) | Shamsuri Bin Mohamed | 30 | Penang | Killed in a traffic accident when a car carrying four people went out of control and ploughed into a roadblock under a flyover killing seven people at 2:02 am at Tengku Kudin Street. The car driver lost control of the car after hitting a railing. The car turned upside down and slid towards the motorcycle lane knocking down everything in its way. The car screeched to a stop after hitting L/Cpl Ridzuan Jaafar, PC(V) Shamsuri Mohamed, PC(V) Lok Wan Loo and motorcyclist Mohamad Izwan Badri, 19, resulting Shamsuri and Izwan dying on the spot while Ridzuan and Lok died in hospital. The driver Rokaib Mohd Amin, 20, and a passenger Azura Romli, 20, died on the spot while another passenger Mohamad Azrul Nayan died in hospital. Another passenger Mohd Taufik Abdul Hamid, who miraculously survived, managed to crawl out of the mangled car. |
| 2005-09-18 | PC(V) | Lok Wan Loo | 35 | Penang | Killed in a traffic accident when a car carrying four people went out of control and ploughed into a roadblock under a flyover killing seven people at 2:02 am at Tengku Kudin Street. The car driver lost control of the car after hitting a railing. The car turned upside down and slid towards the motorcycle lane knocking down everything in its way. The car screeched to a stop after hitting L/Cpl Ridzuan Jaafar, PC(V) Shamsuri Mohamed, PC(V) Lok Wan Loo and motorcyclist Mohamad Izwan Badri, 19, resulting Shamsuri and Izwan dying on the spot while Ridzuan and Lok died in hospital. The driver Rokaib Mohd Amin, 20, and a passenger Azura Romli, 20, died on the spot while another passenger Mohamad Azrul Nayan died in hospital. Another passenger Mohd Taufik Abdul Hamid, who miraculously survived, managed to crawl out of the mangled car. |
| 2006-07-23 | MPC 144598 | Mohd Juriya Bin Awang | 27 | Marine | At 28 June, the marine police patrol boat from Pasir Panjang Marine Police Station which was on routine duties, capsized and sank in heavy seas about two nautical miles (4 km) off Pasir Panjang, Sekinchan. Cpl Ahmad Zubairi Shahudin and MPC Mohd Khairi Seman, two of the crew were in the boat, however, managed to swim to shore, according to the spokesman, while MPC 144598 went missing and intensive search and rescue efforts by police, Fire and Rescue Services Department, Malaysian Marine Department and local villagers were mounted to locate him. Three weeks later, his body was later found at 7.5 nautical miles (13.9 km) off Pulau Payar, near the Kuala Kedah river. |
| 2006-09-09 | PC 152925 | Mohd Fakaruddin Bin Zakaria | 24 | Selangor | Death during a struggle when trying to arrest a man in the patrol to prevent crime in Kampung Baru in Semenyih. The incident occurred at 02:00 in the morning, late on duty at the Semenyih police station patrolling the village with his fellow officer L/Cpl Minhat Wahit, before spotting two men who were behaving suspiciously. Both men then tried to escape as soon as they spotted the two officers. PC 152925 and his partner later pursued both men, and he succeeded in capturing one of them, while the other escaped. He however was stabbed in the left chest while struggling with the criminal and the man escaped PC 15295 and died on the way to the hospital. PC 152925 was given the same promotion posthumously and was awarded the Panglima Gagah Berani by Yang DiPertuan Agung, Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin. |
| 2007-04-05 | PC 159709 | Harry Sim | 21 | Perak | At 12:50 pm, PC 159709 and his partner, L/Cpl 142803 Nik Mohd Anizam Ramli, 26, was carrying out patrols and running across a suspect who was levering the door of a car. L/Cpl 142803 and PC 159709 rode two separate motorcycles and had been pursuing the suspect who escaped with a motorcycle heading to the street. Both the policeman took between 10 and 15 minutes to catch up and squeeze the suspect's motorcycle at Kilometre 48 Ipoh-Kuala Lumpur Street, about one kilometre from Temoh Police Station. The suspect began kicking the officer's motorcycle when the officer attempted to arrest causing PC 159709 to lose control of his motorcycle passing and skidding at the right side of the road and crashing into a trailer leaver in the road. PC 159709 suffered a critical wound on his head, and elbow and broke his right leg arriving at the Tapah Hospital but died in the hospital a few hours later. |
| 2007-06-01 | L/Cpl | Md Isa Bin Hashim | 46 | Malacca | Killed after being hit by a fuel tank lorry which was believed to be driven at high speeds from Cheng to Bukit Rambai which resulted in a loss of control and collided with that patrol car. He was on duty as Patrol Car Branch in Tanjung Minyak Police Station, Malacca dying three hours later after arriving at Malacca Hospital. Fellow officer, PC Mohd Ariffin Ulin, 21, was wounded. The lorry driver, 39, pleaded guilty under Section 41(1) Transport Act 1987 for causing the death. |
| 2007-09-27 | AP/Cpl | Mohd Rusni Bin Muda | 35 | Auxiliary Police | Three Bank Simpanan Nasional Auxiliary policemen, Cpl Mohd Rusni from Kuala Terengganu; Cpl Che Yusri and Cpl Mohd Soupi, both from Kelantan were killed in a traffic accident at KM43.5 Karak Highway near Bukit Tinggi, Bentong, Pahang when on the way to send RM1 millions to the bank branch in Raub and Kuala Lipis. While Sgt Khairuddin Zainal Abidin, 38, also from Kelantan only suffered light wounds and was treated at Bentong Hospital. In the incident around 11 am, both were on the way from BSN headquarter in Kuala Lumpur bringing money to be distributed to BSN branch in Raub and Kuala Lipis. During the arrival at the scene, 4WD vehicles were believed to have lost control before skidding and hitting the iron fence at the left and right side of the road before overturning. Due to the accident, three of them were thrown out of their vehicle. Mohd Rusni was in the back seat and died on the spot while a driver, Che Yusri and Mohd Soupi died in Bentong Hospital. |
| 2007-09-27 | AP/Cpl | Che Yusri Bin Yusoff | 36 | Auxiliary Police | Three Bank Simpanan Nasional Auxiliary policemen, Cpl Mohd Rusni from Kuala Terengganu; Cpl Che Yusri and Cpl Mohd Soupi, both from Kelantan were killed in a traffic accident at KM43.5 Karak Highway near Bukit Tinggi, Bentong, Pahang when on the way to send RM1 millions to the bank branch in Raub and Kuala Lipis. While Sgt Khairuddin Zainal Abidin, 38, also from Kelantan only suffered light wounds and was treated at Bentong Hospital. In the incident around 11 am, both were on the way from BSN headquarter in Kuala Lumpur bringing money to be distributed to BSN branch in Raub and Kuala Lipis. During the arrival at the scene, 4WD vehicles were believed to have lost control before skidding and hitting the iron fence at the left and right side of the road before overturning. Due to the accident, three of them were thrown out of their vehicle. Mohd Rusni was in the back seat and died on the spot while a driver, Che Yusri and Mohd Soupi died in Bentong Hospital. |
| 2007-09-27 | AP/Cpl | Mohd Soupi Bin Yaacob | 35 | Auxiliary Police | Three Bank Simpanan Nasional Auxiliary policemen, Cpl Mohd Rusni from Kuala Terengganu; Cpl Che Yusri and Cpl Mohd Soupi, both from Kelantan were killed in a traffic accident at KM43.5 Karak Highway near Bukit Tinggi, Bentong, Pahang when on the way to send RM1 millions to the bank branch in Raub and Kuala Lipis. While Sgt Khairuddin Zainal Abidin, 38, also from Kelantan only suffered light wounds and was treated at Bentong Hospital. In the incident around 11 am, both were on the way from BSN headquarter in Kuala Lumpur bringing money to be distributed to BSN branch in Raub and Kuala Lipis. During the arrival at the scene, 4WD vehicles were believed to have lost control before skidding and hitting the iron fence at the left and right side of the road before overturning. Due to the accident, three of them were thrown out of their vehicle. Mohd Rusni was in the back seat and died on the spot while a driver, Che Yusri and Mohd Soupi died in Bentong Hospital. |
| 2007-10-25 | L/Cpl 133846 | Jayabalan s/o Jayakrishnan | 30 | NCID | The police, who were in plainclothes, were led by investigation officer Chief Inspector Rajakumar Laju from Bukit Aman Commercial Criminal Investigation Department and Chief Inspector Helmi Zakaria from Gombak Narcotic Department with four team members. During an anti-drug ambush at a house in TS2 Street, Suria Park, Desa Aman Village at 7 pm 25 October 2008 which was believed to be a port for drug smugglers. Before carrying out the ambush, a couple of cars arrived externally and several men in the two cars suddenly opened fire at the officers at point blank range before fleeing, hitting L/Cpl 133846 in both sides of his chest and he was killed at the scene, while L/Cpl 117762 sustained a fatal gunshot wound near his stomach and died on the way to the Sungai Buloh Hospital. Two officers, Chief Insp Rajakuma Laju and Chief Insp Helmi Zakaria were wounded and treated at Selayang Hospital and Sungai Buloh Hospital. The gunmen escaped but were apprehended several months later. |
| 2007-10-25 | L/Cpl 117762 | Alagesan s/o Mariyappan | — | Selangor | The police, who were in plainclothes, were led by investigation officer Chief Inspector Rajakumar Laju from Bukit Aman Commercial Criminal Investigation Department and Chief Inspector Helmi Zakaria from Gombak Narcotic Department with four team members. During an anti-drug ambush at a house in TS2 Street, Suria Park, Desa Aman Village at 7 pm 25 October 2008 which was believed to be a port for drug smugglers. Before carrying out the ambush, a couple of cars arrived externally and several men in the two cars suddenly opened fire at the officers at point blank range before fleeing, hitting L/Cpl 133846 in both sides of his chest and he was killed at the scene, while L/Cpl 117762 sustained a fatal gunshot wound near his stomach and died on the way to the Sungai Buloh Hospital. Two officers, Chief Insp Rajakuma Laju and Chief Insp Helmi Zakaria were wounded and treated at Selayang Hospital and Sungai Buloh Hospital. The gunmen escaped but were apprehended several months later. |
| 2008-07-08 | TPC 166048 | Felix s/t Merikan | 33 | PULAPOL | Collapsed shortly and died after complaining of breathing difficulties during the Constable Basic Training 1/2008 series conducted at the PULAPOL, Sarawak. He joined the force on 1 November 1995 at the rank of Extra Police Constable (EPC) and duties in GOF Sarawak Brigade, Serian District Police Headquarters and Sarawak State Police Headquarters. |
| 2008-07-29 | L/Cpl 104349 | Othman Bin Abdul Rahman | 47 | Selangor | Collapsed shortly while commencing final duties, securing the three accused in the murder case of Altantuya Shaariibuu before he fell unconscious in Shah Alam High Court at 9:05 am. Once the accused went into the court, L/Cpl 104349 is seen complaining of breathing difficulties and his face became bluish-white before he fell unconscious at the outdoor located side court. His colleague, PC Abu Bakar Hussin and PC Jagjit Singh quickly gave her Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR). As well as, Abdul Razak's (accused) daughter, Roweena also guided the CPR technique. When L/Cpl 104349 was back breathing, six policemen and a civilian carried Othman stretched out on a couch to be brought down through a lift. Because the seat was too long the lift door could not be closed; they then carried Othman through the stairs to be brought to the hospital. However, he had a heart attack and suffocated, he was confirmed dead at 1:15 pm at National Heart Institute (IJN). |
| 2008-11-29 | L/Cpl 151713 | Mohd Azlan Bin Saihidin | — | Johore | Killed in the traffic accident. |
| 2008-12-05 | L/Cpl 68858 | Hasir s/o Sari | 52 | GOF | Collapsed shortly and died after he fell unconscious from the chair during rest in the control post at 18th Battalions, Pengkalan Hulu, Perak. |
| 2008-12-23 | APC | Nurhafiz Bin Hanafi | 23 | Auxiliary Police | 24 December 2008 - AP Constable Nurhafiz Hanafi, 23, was shot accidentally in the stomach by his partner while trying to apprehend a cable thief at the Templer Street railway station. In the incident around 3 pm, Hafiz, his partner and AP Shahrizan Izhar Constable rank, had gone after a 31-year-old man Burmese whom they suspected of having stolen railroad communications cables on several other occasions. Both from the Malayan Railway Limited (KTMB) Auxiliary Police Investigation Unit chased the suspect opposite Sri Sentosa Park, off Old Klang Street. The auxiliary policeman is currently investigated under the Section 302 Penal Code while suspect who tried to steal a cable investigated under the Section 379 Penal Code. Allahyarham Nurhafiz was born in Hutan Melintang, Perak and has served in KTMB for three years. He was buried in Bagan Datoh Islamic Cemetery, Perak after the autopsy was completed. |
| 2009-02-23 | Cpl 105362 | Azam Bin Mokhtar | 44 | Malacca | Killed in a traffic accident at Tehel-Jasin Street. |
| 2009-05-06 | L/Cpl 68938 | Ngah Nordin Bin Abu | 49 | GOF | L/Cpl 68938's body found by his colleague lying with bloodstained on the floor at Malaysia-Thailand border control post in Kwan Chu Hill at 11:30 in the morning. He was from the 3rd GOF Battalions in Bidor, Perak just arriving at his post the day before and during the incident, he was alone in the post. His body was sent to Tuanku Fauziah Hospital for autopsy and pending the results of the autopsy, the case is classified as sudden death. Also found beside his body was M16 rifle, however until now, they have yet to find if the shot was caused by the weapon. |
| 2009-07-02 | WPC 167210 | Nur Syazana Binte Abd Razak | 22 | Terengganu | Both police officers were killed at the scene when they failed to control the motorcycle and falling down causing their head to tread on the road surface along Sultan Muhamad Street, Gong Kapas, Kuala Terengganu on 14:30 hrs, near Kuala Terengganu UMNO Office. WPC 167210 was the first policewoman of the Royal Malaysian Police to die while on duty. The incident occurred when they were on the way to start their duty at 3 pm. Before the incident, PC 167619 living together with four roommates in a rented house in Gong Tok Nasek Village, went to police barracks in Padang Hiliran to take WPC 167210 who was on the same duty shift at 14:15 hrs at Kuala Terengganu District Police Headquarter. When arriving at the scene, a truck headed for Kuantan, suddenly veered from left astarboard road, causing a rub against their motorcycle. |
| 2009-07-02 | PC 167619 | Mohd Akmal Akram Bin Ismail | 20 | Terengganu | Both police officers were killed at the scene when they failed to control the motorcycle and falling down causing their head to tread on the road surface along Sultan Muhamad Street, Gong Kapas, Kuala Terengganu on 14:30 hrs, near Kuala Terengganu UMNO Office. WPC 167210 was the first policewoman of the Royal Malaysian Police to die while on duty. The incident occurred when they were on the way to start their duty at 3 pm. Before the incident, PC 167619 living together with four roommates in a rented house in Gong Tok Nasek Village, went to police barracks in Padang Hiliran to take WPC 167210 who was on the same duty shift at 14:15 hrs at Kuala Terengganu District Police Headquarter. When arriving at the scene, a truck headed for Kuantan, suddenly veered from left astarboard road, causing a rub against their motorcycle. |
| 2009-07-11 | PC 161529 | Mohd. Faizal Bin Ahmad | — | GOF | Died at Tengku Ampuan Afzan Hospital after two days of treatment. PC 161529 with suspected dengue fever collapsed shortly during a D-class driving course at Police Training Centre, Kuala Lumpur on 9 July. |
| 2009-07-22 | S/L/Cpl 14519 | Azizu Bin Mat Shafei | 28 | Petaling Jaya | The Mobile Patrol Vehicle he was on patrol duty when it lost control, skidded, and crashed into a road shoulder along Mahogany Street, Sri Damansara. He was on duty alone, suffering a wound on the head which resulted in his death. |

## 2010s

| Date | Rank/no | Name | Age | Division/unit | Circumstance |
| 2010-03-20 | E/L/Cpl 5610 | Lee Kui San | 57 | Sarikei | Killed at the scene when a Naza Citra MPV boarded by three men lost control before encountering and collided with his police Land Rover at Kilometer 100, Sri Aman-Sarikei Street. The incident occurred at approximately 2:15 am that morning, a Land Rover driven by Lee carrying the dead body of motorcyclist, Zainol Zuhri Amit, 20, who was killed after his motorcycle collided with an electric pole in Simpang Senggalang, Debak Laut Street, about three hours before the accident and en route to Betong Hospital with five family members and one policemen, PC Chenancoe David David, 25. Besides Lee, Zainol Zuhri's grandfather, Omar Ilu, 67; MPV driver, Ngalambong Ranggau, 30; his brother, Chaong, 39, and their friend, Robert Unya Intai Mathew, 33 died at the scene. While PC Chenancoe, Zainol's father, Amit Omar, 43; his brother, Saidi, 36, and their brother, Matahir Mahmud, 39, and Peter Nen, 41 wounded. Police are still conducting investigations of accidents that claimed five lives in accordance with Section 41 (1) Road Transport Act 1987. |
| 2010-07-14 | Sgt 69165 | Saidin Bin Mohd Dom | 54 | Taiping | Died about one hour after being admitted for treatment at the hospital when a bomb exploded while they were undergoing training at the Kampar District Police Headquarters (IPD) Firing Range. The incident occurred at about 5:30 pm, Sgt 69165 was among 40 personnel from Perak who were undergoing a Bomb Disposal Course at the firing range since this morning, he and four officers were checking a bomb that did not go off when the incident occurred. An officer who was seriously injured, Sgt Saat Bin Salleh, also from Taiping, was rushed to the Raja Permaisuri Bainun Hospital(HRPB), Ipoh after receiving initial treatment at the Kampar Hospital while three other officers, Sgt Zulkifli Bin Ijum from Ipoh Police District Headquarters, Lance Corporal Mohd Nor Firdaus from the Perak Police Contingent Headquarters and Corporal Kamaruddin Ismail from the Federal Reserve Unit (FRU) Sungai Senam, Ipoh received outpatient treatment. |
| 2010-09-27 | Sgt 72472 | Mohd Hashamdi Bin Abdullah | 52 | GOF | Killed in a traffic accident during a return trip to 15th Battalion Headquarters in Karamunting City. |
| 2010-09-27 | L/Cpl 135379 | Sylvester Assin | 36 | GOF | Killed in a traffic accident during a return trip to 15th Battalion Headquarters in Karamunting City. |
| 2010-09-27 | L/Cpl 137381 | Agustine Lee | 31 | GOF | Killed in a traffic accident during a return trip to 15th Battalion Headquarters in Karamunting City. |
| 2010-09-27 | L/Cpl 148923 | Mohd Sapieh Bin Jalhani | 32 | GOF | Killed in a traffic accident during a return trip to 15th Battalion Headquarters in Karamunting City. |
| 2012-03-24 | Cpl 102407 | Ismayuddin Bin Ismail | 50 | Traffic | Cpl 102407 was run over by a tourist bus from Singapore while manning traffic at the Johore Customs, Immigration and Quarantine (CIQ) Complex, Wong Ah Fook Street, Johor Bahru, Johore at about 11:35 pm. The bus with a Singapore-registered charter bus was believed to have lost control and collided with a lorry and a car, then rammed into the road barrier. Cpl 102407 was standing on the road divider at the time and tried to stop the bus from escaping after hitting the cars but ended up getting knocked down. He died on the spot. The bus driver, Wong Lin Chan, a 49-year-old Malaysian, tried to flee but was arrested 150m from the scene of the crash. She worked with Singapore Advanced Coach Pte Ltd at the time and pleaded guilty under Section 41(1) Transport Act 1987 for causing dead was ordered to pay RM10,000 as compensation to the Cpl 102407's wife, Norsiah Mohd Amin. |
| 2013-03-01 | Insp G/17992 | Zulkifli Bin Mamat | 29 | VAT-69 | The police commandos led by a field officer, Insp G/17992 tracked down a terrorist group from Southern Philippines known as "Royal Security Forces of the Sultanate of Sulu and North Borneo" during the 2013 Lahad Datu standoff. The terrorist held a stick with a white paper attached to it while two others flanked him and pointed their guns at police commandos at an oil palm estate in Felda Sahabat 17, near the Lahad Datu, Sabah. When the Insp G/17992 moved closer to the group, the terrorist suddenly opened fire into the officer's head at point-blank range, killing him instantly. Cpl 113088 attempted to help him but he was also shot dead. During the battle, 12 sultanate's men were killed while two more police commandos were wounded. Both of Insp G/17992 and Cpl 113088 was given a posthumous promotion, where the Insp G/17992 given a rank of ASP, while Cpl 113088 given a rank of Sergeant. |
| 2013-03-01 | Cpl 113088 | Sabaruddin Bin Daud | 47 | VAT-69 | The police commandos led by a field officer, Insp G/17992 tracked down a terrorist group from Southern Philippines known as "Royal Security Forces of the Sultanate of Sulu and North Borneo" during the 2013 Lahad Datu standoff. The terrorist held a stick with a white paper attached to it while two others flanked him and pointed their guns at police commandos at an oil palm estate in Felda Sahabat 17, near the Lahad Datu, Sabah. When the Insp G/17992 moved closer to the group, the terrorist suddenly opened fire into the officer's head at point-blank range, killing him instantly. Cpl 113088 attempted to help him but he was also shot dead. During the battle, 12 sultanate's men were killed while two more police commandos were wounded. Both of Insp G/17992 and Cpl 113088 was given a posthumous promotion, where the Insp G/17992 given a rank of ASP, while Cpl 113088 given a rank of Sergeant. |
| 2013-03-02 | Supt G/10768 | Ibrahim Bin Lebar | 52 | SB | Part of a police party investigated a house in Sri Jaya Village at 6:30 am which they believed to house the existence of a cache of firearms and to be a Sulu terrorist hideout in the village off the coast of Semporna, Sabah. Before carrying out the investigation at the one house, armed terrorists believed to be less than 10 in number armed with AK-47, M14, M16, and SLR suddenly opened fire, hitting Supt G/10768, ASP G/15053, D/Sgt 110204, Sgt 124082, L/Cpl 160475 and E/Cpl 12675 and they were killed at the scene. One more SB officer, D/Insp G/16537 Mohamad Hasnal Bin Jamil was wounded due to an attack by a terrorist armed with an axe, while six terrorists were shot dead by other officers, one more terrorist was beaten to death by villagers and three more managed to escape. Both of dead officers was given a posthumous promotion. |
| 2013-03-02 | ASP G/15053 | Michael S/O Padel | 36 | SB | Part of a police party investigated a house in Sri Jaya Village at 6:30 am which they believed to house the existence of a cache of firearms and to be a Sulu terrorist hideout in the village off the coast of Semporna, Sabah. Before carrying out the investigation at the one house, armed terrorists believed to be less than 10 in number armed with AK-47, M14, M16, and SLR suddenly opened fire, hitting Supt G/10768, ASP G/15053, D/Sgt 110204, Sgt 124082, L/Cpl 160475 and E/Cpl 12675 and they were killed at the scene. One more SB officer, D/Insp G/16537 Mohamad Hasnal Bin Jamil was wounded due to an attack by a terrorist armed with an axe, while six terrorists were shot dead by other officers, one more terrorist was beaten to death by villagers and three more managed to escape. Both of dead officers was given a posthumous promotion. |
| 2013-03-02 | D/Sgt 110204 | Baharin Bin Hamit | 49 | SB | Part of a police party investigated a house in Sri Jaya Village at 6:30 am which they believed to house the existence of a cache of firearms and to be a Sulu terrorist hideout in the village off the coast of Semporna, Sabah. Before carrying out the investigation at the one house, armed terrorists believed to be less than 10 in number armed with AK-47, M14, M16, and SLR suddenly opened fire, hitting Supt G/10768, ASP G/15053, D/Sgt 110204, Sgt 124082, L/Cpl 160475 and E/Cpl 12675 and they were killed at the scene. One more SB officer, D/Insp G/16537 Mohamad Hasnal Bin Jamil was wounded due to an attack by a terrorist armed with an axe, while six terrorists were shot dead by other officers, one more terrorist was beaten to death by villagers and three more managed to escape. Both of dead officers was given a posthumous promotion. |
| 2013-03-02 | Sgt 124082 | Abd Aziz Bin Sarikon | 48 | GOF | Part of a police party investigated a house in Sri Jaya Village at 6:30 am which they believed to house the existence of a cache of firearms and to be a Sulu terrorist hideout in the village off the coast of Semporna, Sabah. Before carrying out the investigation at the one house, armed terrorists believed to be less than 10 in number armed with AK-47, M14, M16, and SLR suddenly opened fire, hitting Supt G/10768, ASP G/15053, D/Sgt 110204, Sgt 124082, L/Cpl 160475 and E/Cpl 12675 and they were killed at the scene. One more SB officer, D/Insp G/16537 Mohamad Hasnal Bin Jamil was wounded due to an attack by a terrorist armed with an axe, while six terrorists were shot dead by other officers, one more terrorist was beaten to death by villagers and three more managed to escape. Both of dead officers was given a posthumous promotion. |
| 2013-03-02 | L/Cpl 160475 | Mohd Azrul Bin Tukiran | 27 | GOF | Part of a police party investigated a house in Sri Jaya Village at 6:30 am which they believed to house the existence of a cache of firearms and to be a Sulu terrorist hideout in the village off the coast of Semporna, Sabah. Before carrying out the investigation at the one house, armed terrorists believed to be less than 10 in number armed with AK-47, M14, M16, and SLR suddenly opened fire, hitting Supt G/10768, ASP G/15053, D/Sgt 110204, Sgt 124082, L/Cpl 160475 and E/Cpl 12675 and they were killed at the scene. One more SB officer, D/Insp G/16537 Mohamad Hasnal Bin Jamil was wounded due to an attack by a terrorist armed with an axe, while six terrorists were shot dead by other officers, one more terrorist was beaten to death by villagers and three more managed to escape. Both of dead officers was given a posthumous promotion. |
| 2013-03-02 | E/Cpl 12675 | Salam Bin Togiran | 42 | Tawau | Part of a police party investigated a house in Sri Jaya Village at 6:30 am which they believed to house the existence of a cache of firearms and to be a Sulu terrorist hideout in the village off the coast of Semporna, Sabah. Before carrying out the investigation at the one house, armed terrorists believed to be less than 10 in number armed with AK-47, M14, M16, and SLR suddenly opened fire, hitting Supt G/10768, ASP G/15053, D/Sgt 110204, Sgt 124082, L/Cpl 160475 and E/Cpl 12675 and they were killed at the scene. One more SB officer, D/Insp G/16537 Mohamad Hasnal Bin Jamil was wounded due to an attack by a terrorist armed with an axe, while six terrorists were shot dead by other officers, one more terrorist was beaten to death by villagers and three more managed to escape. Both of dead officers was given a posthumous promotion. |
| 2013-09-23 | Cpl 147723 | Zal-Azri Bin Abd Somad | 31 | C.I.D D4 | Killed in a struggle to detain a 17-year-old suspect in an operation, code-named “Ops Lejang”, at Taman Teknologi Cheng, Malacca. An incident occurred about 8 am when Cpl 147723 went after the suspect who attempted to flee, during which a struggle broke out between the two men. |
| 2014-03-04 | Cpl 93386 | Raja Aizam Bin Raja Mohd | 53 | Patrol car | Stabbed to death by three Indonesians who were attempting to steal his weapon. He and his partner, Cpl Mohd Aidil Bin Mustafa, 29, was performing a routine patrol of the area at Taman Sentosa, Klang when they noticed several individuals behaving in a suspicious manner. They proceeded to search these individuals when one of them grabbed his gun and tried firing at him. While trying to shoot the pistol jammed but in the ensuing tussle, Cpl 93386 was stabbed with an unknown weapon. At this point, Cpl Mohd Aidil managed to grab his partner's gun and subsequently shot dead two men. Another police team arrived at the scene to find Cpl 93386 lying in a drain while Cpl Mohd Aidil had suffered head and face wounds. The wounded officers were taken to the Tengku Ampuan Rahimah Hospital where Cpl 93386 was pronounced ‘dead of arrival’. |
| 2014-05-26 | L/Cpl 169004 | Mohd Azwan Bin Abdullah | 25 | Police patrol | L/Cpl 169004 and his colleague from the Kerian police motorcycle patrol unit had acted on a public tip-off that robbers had held up the driver of a cigarette van before emptying its contents into a Toyota Wish at the 10th mile Parit Buntar-Alor Pongsu, Perak. They were trailing the car when the motorcycle collided from the rear with a Honda Civic driven by the robbers’ accomplice. The impact resulted in L/Cpl 169004 being flung off the motorcycle into a drain. He died on the spot. The Toyota Wish was later found burnt in a banana plantation near Lunas in Kedah, some 60 km away from the scene. |
| 2014-07-13 | Cpl 151279 | Ab Rajah Bin Jamuan | 32 | Marine | An armed gunmen which were suspected to be Sulu terrorist or Abu Sayyaf militiamen believed to be less than eight in the number using heavy arms ambushed the marine police officers, resulting Cpl 151279 being killed in action, while his colleague, MPC 176543 Zakiah Aleip, was missing, believed to have been kidnapped. The group attired in jungle fatigue pants, black coloured clothes and their face covered had planned to kidnap someone at the Mabul Water Bungalow Resort, Mabul Island, Semporna, however, they encountered the officers before attacking them. Cpl 151279's remains were found on surface water near the jetty while MPC 176543 has been released seven months later. This is the first fatality involving a security force personnel in preventing a kidnapping. |
| 2015-03-02 | Cpl 116843 | Dzulkhairi Bin Ahmad | 48 | Kuala Lumpur | Cpl 116843 and PC 182861 was on guard duty at the storeroom containing court exhibits at Belfield Street, Kampung Attap at about 7:45 pm when the tree came crashing down following heavy rain. The impact of the crash resulted in PC 182861 dying at the scene while Cpl 116843 died on the way to Kuala Lumpur Hospital. Meanwhile, 28 officers from the Sungai Besi and Hang Tuah Police Stations were involved in the operation to extricate the victims from the container. |
| 2015-03-02 | PC 182861 | Mohd Sharil Hisham Bin Hashamdi | 25 | Kuala Lumpur | Cpl 116843 and PC 182861 was on guard duty at the storeroom containing court exhibits at Belfield Street, Kampung Attap at about 7:45 pm when the tree came crashing down following heavy rain. The impact of the crash resulted in PC 182861 dying at the scene while Cpl 116843 died on the way to Kuala Lumpur Hospital. Meanwhile, 28 officers from the Sungai Besi and Hang Tuah Police Stations were involved in the operation to extricate the victims from the container. |
| 2015-04-04 | Cpl 148953 | Mohd Razkan Bin Seran | 32 | UTK | Cpl 148953 who was on duty as the bodyguard of Rompin Member of Parliament, Tan Sri Jamaluddin Jarjis killed when a Eurocopter AS3655N2 Dauphin (Registration Number 9M-1GB) crashed into a jungle along Jalan Sungai Lalang in Kampung Pasir Baru, Semenyih, Kajang, while flying from Pahang to Subang. Also in the crash besides Jamaluddin, is a Kedah businessman, CEO of SP Baiduri Sdn Bhd, Dato' Robert Tan Huat Seang, Private Secretary in the Prime Minister's Office, Dato' Seri Azlin Alias, a pilot, Captain Cliff Fournier and co-pilot, Ajdiana Baiziera. |
| 2015-09-06 | Insp G/18718 | Margaret Tagum Anak Goen | 32 | Traffic | Ran over by a Mat Rempit. Insp G/18718 was given a posthumous promotion as a rank of ASP. |
| 2016-05-05 | L/Cpl 185816 | Ahmad Sobri Bin Haron | 26 | Bukit Aman | L/Cpl 185816 carrying the duty as the bodyguard of Deputy Plantation Industries and Commodities Minister Noriah Kasnon; her husband Asmuni Abdullah, boarded a Eurocopter AS350 helicopter together with the ministry's secretary-general Dr Sundaran Annamalai; Kuala Kangsar Member of Parliament Wan Muhammad Khair-il Anuar Wan Ahmad; and Filipino pilot Captain Rudolf Rex Ragas left Spaoh Stadium, Betong, at 4:12 pm, en route to Kuching. However, three minutes later, the chopper lost contact with the control tower. At 9:30 pm, the search and rescue team was deployed. On 6 May, 10:20 am, the helicopter was found at the Batang Lupar river near the Sebuyau, then they found the bodies of victims, including L/Cpl 185816 at noon |
| 2016-07-29 | Sgt 98381 | Abu Samah Bin Abu Hassan | 57 | Police patrol | Sgt 98381 was on inspection of police cars at the workshop at Serdang District Police Headquarters. While taking inspection, his fellow officer, the lance corporal who was on duty at the armoury, located about 70 meters from the workshop, was emptying the bullet chamber of a Walther PPK pistol. Without realizing it, loading a single round into the handgun, he accidentally discharged a gunshot, hitting Sgt 98381 at the back of his head. He suffered a critical wound and died in the hospital six hours later. |
| 2017-08-31 | L/Cpl 172031 | Valentino S/O Mesa | 29 | Selangor | Assaulted in close range by his assailants. At the time as the officer had carried out an inspection at the station at 1:30 am. The suspect, a 35-year-old man from Sarawak, and a relative of the victim, attacked him with a sharp weapon on his forehead before he grabbed the officer's service weapon and shot him in the back of the head at close range. Prior to the murder, police arrested a cop killer at about 1 am, at Kuala Lumpur International Airport however pistol Walther P99 belong L/Cpl Valentino only found a few years later when use by unknown person who related killer. Another man including a 35-year-old man, who was connected with the murder was arrested. |
| 2017-10-11 | SM 97080 | Abdul Hakim Bin Samingan | 54 | Traffic | Both of Dungun traffic policemen were participants of the In-Service Training convoy, killed when they were hit by a KIA-type lorry at KM139 Jalan Kuala Terengganu - Kuantan at 2:55 pm. They were riding long-distance on a heavy motorcycle from Mersing, Johor to Kuala Terengganu. During the arrival at the scene of the incident, the lorry suddenly entered the path of the convoy, suspected to be because the driver had lost control of the vehicle. Both victims were believed to have been unable to avoid the lorry. They were thrown onto the shoulder of the road by the impact of the lorry and died at the scene due to severe head and body injuries. |
| 2017-10-11 | Cpl 139652 | Suresh S/O Itchang | 36 | Traffic | Both of Dungun traffic policemen were participants of the In-Service Training convoy, killed when they were hit by a KIA-type lorry at KM139 Jalan Kuala Terengganu - Kuantan at 2:55 pm. They were riding long-distance on a heavy motorcycle from Mersing, Johor to Kuala Terengganu. During the arrival at the scene of the incident, the lorry suddenly entered the path of the convoy, suspected to be because the driver had lost control of the vehicle. Both victims were believed to have been unable to avoid the lorry. They were thrown onto the shoulder of the road by the impact of the lorry and died at the scene due to severe head and body injuries. |
| 2018-04-06 | Cpl 149136 | Dommy Bin Tugok | 30 | Bukit Aman | |
| 2018-10-23 | SM | Roslan Bin Maon | 50 | Pahang | Killed after their patrol car were providing escort for vehicles transporting the Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) examination papers skidded and crashed into a metal guardrail at KM183 of the East Coast Highway near Maran. Both attached to the Pahang state police headquarters were travelling from Bentong towards Kuantan when Roslan lost control of the Proton Waja, causing it to skid and crash into the guardrail. The vehicle was pinned under the guardrail while the impact of the crash resulted in Roslan being flung out of the car while EPC 23056 was trapped in his seat. Fire Department was assisting at the scene and the bodies were sent to Jengka Hospital for post-mortem. Investigations revealed that it was raining during the incident and the patrol car skidded due to the slippery road. |
| 2018-10-23 | EPC 23056 | Watson S/O Edin | 23 | Pahang | Killed after their patrol car were providing escort for vehicles transporting the Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) examination papers skidded and crashed into a metal guardrail at KM183 of the East Coast Highway near Maran. Both attached to the Pahang state police headquarters were travelling from Bentong towards Kuantan when Roslan lost control of the Proton Waja, causing it to skid and crash into the guardrail. The vehicle was pinned under the guardrail while the impact of the crash resulted in Roslan being flung out of the car while EPC 23056 was trapped in his seat. Fire Department was assisting at the scene and the bodies were sent to Jengka Hospital for post-mortem. Investigations revealed that it was raining during the incident and the patrol car skidded due to the slippery road. |
| 2019-11-06 | L/Cpl 182328 | Saifullah Bin Mohamad | 32 | Johor | Knocked down by a lorry at Jalan Changong, Pasir Puteh, Seri Alam. Both officers from Seri Alam District Police headquarters were loading their stuff into a police Land Rover after finishing up a roadblock when they were hit by a lorry that was travelling from Kota Masai to Taman Pasir Puteh. The lorry driver had lost control of the vehicle, which was traveling from Kota Masai towards Taman Pasir Puteh, ramming five of the six officers and the Land Rover that was parked on the roadside, killing L/Cpl 182328 and E/L/Cpl 20839 immediately while the three other policemen and the 47-year-old driver were injured and treated at Hospital Sultan Ismail (HSI). The other policeman escaped unhurt. An investigation is ongoing under Section 41(1) of the Road Transport Act 1987. |
| 2019-11-06 | E/L/Cpl 20839 | Mohamad Johari Bin Rosli | 32 | Johor | Knocked down by a lorry at Jalan Changong, Pasir Puteh, Seri Alam. Both officers from Seri Alam District Police headquarters were loading their stuff into a police Land Rover after finishing up a roadblock when they were hit by a lorry that was travelling from Kota Masai to Taman Pasir Puteh. The lorry driver had lost control of the vehicle, which was traveling from Kota Masai towards Taman Pasir Puteh, ramming five of the six officers and the Land Rover that was parked on the roadside, killing L/Cpl 182328 and E/L/Cpl 20839 immediately while the three other policemen and the 47-year-old driver were injured and treated at Hospital Sultan Ismail (HSI). The other policeman escaped unhurt. An investigation is ongoing under Section 41(1) of the Road Transport Act 1987. |

## 2020s

| Date | Rank/no | Name | Age | Division/unit | Circumstance |
| 2020-04-19 | ASP | Aldrin s/o Gonda | 38 | Alor Setar | Killed in traffic accident in Alor Setar, Kedah |
| 2020-05-03 | Cpl | Safwan bin Muhammad Ismail | 31 | Kajang | Killed by a drunk driver on a Highway when conducting a roadblock. promoted to the rank of Sergeant posthumously |
| 2020-11-01 | PC 215005 | Nicholester Dadup s/o Unggat | 20 | Bandar Dato' Onn | |
| 2020-11-24 | Cpl 112512 | Baharuddin Bin Ramli | 54 | Senoi Praaq | Cpl 112512 was on duty at the Malaysia-Thailand border post in Padang Besar, Kangar with fellow officer Cpl 148715 Norihan s/o Tari when they were ambushed by ten or thirteen assailants at early morning, believed to be kratom smugglers. In the 3.10 am incident, Cpl 112512 died at the scene while Cpl 148715 was seriously wounded and was taken to the Tuanku Fauziah Hospital. During the gunfight, four assailants were also wounded while the rest retreated across the border. After sweeping the crime scene, the 69 Commando operatives arrested two assailants, a Thai national, identified as Sahamadyusob Talah, 38, and another man was not named while three of them, Sanchai Madsuwan, Arun Madsuwan and Rachen Anumarn, also Thais were subsequently arrested by the Thai police when they were treated at Hat Yai hospital. |
| 2020-12-03 | Sgt 130128 | Simon Laja | 47 | 12th GOF | |
| 2021-02-14 | Cpl 187880 | Mohd Syafiq bin Ishak | — | South Seberang Perai | Killed in traffic accident |
| 2021-04-17 | PC 212779 | Muhammad Iqbal bin Mazlan | 20 | Timur Laut | Killed in traffic accident |
| 2021-07-11 | D/Cpl 162561 | Abdul Rahman bin Nordin | — | NCID | D/Cpl 162561 Abdul Rahman bin Nordin who worked at the Bukit Aman Narcotics Crime Investigation Department, died due to serious injuries in a road accident at the intersection of Jalan Tampoi - Jalan Padi Emas 1 traffic lights while conducting intelligence duties around Tampoi, Johor Bahru, Johor. He was promoted to Sergeant posthumously. |
| 2021-07-13 | Cpl 130389 | Omar Dani bin Ramli | 48 | North Seberang Perai | Suffering from head bleeding due to high blood pressure, after he was found to suddenly fall down and unconscious while on duty in the afternoon |
| 2021-07-21 | Cpl 157610 | Hazil Fauzi bin Masli | 42 | North Seberang Perai | Involved in road accident on the way home after completed roadblock assignment |
| 2021-08-08 | Sgt 190315 | Mohd Arifah bin Md Yassin | 36 | Kajang | Died as a result of an accident while chasing an illegal racing suspect in the Street Gangster Operation. Sgt 190315 was promoted to Sergeant Major and PC 207492 was promoted to Lance Corporal posthumously. |
| 2021-08-08 | PC 207492 | Mohd Muradzi bin Mohd Nawi | 26 | Kajang | Died as a result of an accident while chasing an illegal racing suspect in the Street Gangster Operation. Sgt 190315 was promoted to Sergeant Major and PC 207492 was promoted to Lance Corporal posthumously. |
| 2021-08-11 | Cpl | Vimel A/L Jeevan | — | Jempol | Killed in an accident at Jalan Bahau |
| 2021-09-12 | Cpl | Rozlan Shahruddi bin Abd Ajik | 35 | Penampang | Killed in traffic accident after complete work assignment. |
| 2021-10-07 | PC | Lokmanal Hakim Abdullah | 30 | IPK Terengganu | Killed in traffic accident at Kampung Tasek Berangan, Pasir Mas |
| 2022-01-14 | Sgt 130293 | Suhaimi bin Zakaria | 46 | Agong Motorcycle escort | Died in a road accident while on duty in the capital. |
| 2022-07-12 | L/Cpl 198418 | Arique Shazawie Daud | 26 | Pasukan Gerakan Khas | He was first admitted to hospital due to a fever when he was on Op Taring assignment at the beginning of June, before his health deteriorated further and was confirmed died due to a bacterial infection in the brain on 12 July 2022 at 4.39 pm. |
| 2022-08-30 | PC S/24889 | Syaiful Aizuddin Abd Halim | 31 | Bukit Sentosa | Killed in traffic accident at KM35 of Jalan Kuala Lumpur-Ipoh near Serendah |
| 2023-01-20 | Sgt 151843 | Yahaya Bin Ahmad | 40 | IPD Sik | Killed in traffic accident at Kampung Sungai Senam |
| 2023-02-05 | Insp G/26180 | Chong Yeong Ren | 29 | IPD Tumpat | Killed in traffic accident at KM5 of Jalan Palekbang-Tumpat near Wakaf King |
| 2023-02-19 | Sgt | Jana a/k Mille | — | GD Bayan Lepas | Suicide after shot himself three times behind the Bayan Lepas Police Station and died at the scene. According Penang Police Chief Dato Suhaily Mohd Zain say nothing another element and classification suicide |
| 2023-06-14 | APC | Musyiri Bin Bakar | 49 | Auxiliary Police | Killed while assisting a driver whose car had broken down on the Sultan Abdul Halim Muadzam Shah Bridge.In a statement on Wednesday (June 14), Jambatan Kedua Sdn Bhd (JKSB) said the deceased Musyiri Bakar, 49, was helping a driver whose car had broken down at KM11.6 island-bound at about 8.30am. A five-tonne lorry which went out of control crashed into a JKSB four-wheel vehicle, which knocked into Musyiri was thrown to the motorcycle lane and hit by a motorcycle was killed on the spot. |
| 2024-01-08 | Insp | Kunes Raw a/l Ramachandran | 35 | IPK Pulau Pinang | An inspector attached with the Serious Crimes Investigations Department (D9) at the Penang police contingent headquarters died from a heart attack after taking part in an oath recital ceremony organised by the State Criminal Investigations Department (CID) here earlier today (Jan 8). |
| 2024-03-07 | Sgt 130904 | Jonathan A/k Lambet | 52 | IPD Kapit | Sgt 130904 and PC 217938 were killed when their boat capsized while escorting 35 kilogrammes of explosives for a road construction project in Baleh area. |
| 2024-03-07 | PC 217938 | Iskandar Zulkarnain Bin Ibrahim | 28 | IPD Kapit | Sgt 130904 and PC 217938 were killed when their boat capsized while escorting 35 kilogrammes of explosives for a road construction project in Baleh area. |
| 2024-03-23 | Cpl 172766 | Sathyaj A/L Jeevan | 30 | IPK Kuala Lumpur | Cpl 172766 was found dead at around 3 am on Saturday(23 march), believed to be the result of beating by a group of men in Taman Impian Indah.Meanwhile, the police have arrested five men and identified several other suspects involved in fatal beating. |
| 2024-05-17 | PC 224555 | Ahmad Azza Fahmi Bin Azhar | 22 | Ulu Tiram | The man is believed to be a member of the Jemaah Islamiyah extremist group attack an officers at the Ulu Tiram police station at about 2.30am. PC 224555 manning an enquiry counter was slashed by the suspect and died on the spot before suspect took the officer's gun to shoot dead a PC 227009 who came to check on the commotion. Another officer, Cpl 178605 Mohd Hasif Bin Roslan, who had just finished their patrol, returned to the police station was shot and wounded before counter-attack the attacker, resulting the attacker dead. |
| 2024-05-17 | PC 227009 | Muhamad Syafiq Bin Ahmad Said | 22 | Ulu Tiram | The man is believed to be a member of the Jemaah Islamiyah extremist group attack an officers at the Ulu Tiram police station at about 2.30am. PC 224555 manning an enquiry counter was slashed by the suspect and died on the spot before suspect took the officer's gun to shoot dead a PC 227009 who came to check on the commotion. Another officer, Cpl 178605 Mohd Hasif Bin Roslan, who had just finished their patrol, returned to the police station was shot and wounded before counter-attack the attacker, resulting the attacker dead. |
| 2024-06-02 | L/Cpl 200775 | Mohd Zulkifly Bin Rozak | 31 | General Operations Force | L/Cpl 200775 from General Operations Force (GOF) Platoon 6, Company B, 7th Battalion in Ipoh was undergoing a basic course at the Ulu Kinta GOF Training Centre. He was participating in a cross-country on Thursday (30 May) when he collapsed. He was first rushed to the Tanjung Rambutan health clinic in an ambulance and later taken to Raja Permaisuri Bainun Hospital. The doctor confirmed the cause of death was due to heatstroke and organ failure while without regaining consciousness on Sunday (2 June). |
| 2024-06-21 | Cpl 148638 | Zeno Bin Gungoh | 44 | General Operations Force | Cpl 148638 was killed when a police van he was driving was crushed by a fallen tree at Jalan Gelugor, Felda Sahabat 16, Lahad Datu, Sabah. |
A woman police officer was also killed in a car crash on her way to duty. This took place in 2020.