Malaysians Spot What Looks Like A Sekolah Menengah Badge On Europol’s Trace An Object Campaign

The picture showing the light blue pinafore and school badge is allegedly one of the evidence found in child abuse materials.

In Brief

Europol's Trace An Object campaign shared a light blue pinafore image, with Malaysians identifying the badge as likely from SMK Tan Sri Abdul Aziz Lenggong.
Anyone with accurate information about the uniform is urged to contact Europol directly through their official website to assist the investigation.

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Europol’s Trace An Object campaign is a public appeal that shares images of objects like clothing, accessories, or everyday items found in evidence linked to child sexual abuse investigations.

By asking the public to help identify where these items come from, Europol hopes to trace leads that could help identify victims or offenders. The campaign has been running since 2017 and has contributed to solving several cases across Europe.

Currently, Malaysians may be able to help Europol in identifying some items from alleged child abuse materials in a picture showing a light blue pinafore. Europol needs help in identifying the secondary school badge on the school uniform.

Netizens got digging and identified the likely source: SMK Tan Sri Abdul Aziz Lenggong. The colours and shape of the badge seem to match, compared to the other schools other netizens have put forth.

Anyone with accurate information is urged to contact Europol on the official website here.

A Facebook user claimed they found the original video, which was dated as far back as 2023. It was allegedly a video marketed to those who have a school pinafore fetish.

Not much is revealed about the case Europol is looking into, but some believe the Ministry of Education should look into the matter.