Police detain secret society ‘enforcer’


KUALA LUMPUR: A man, suspected to be the ‘enforcer’ of the ‘Double Seven’ (77) secret society was detained by the Kuala Lumpur police in Klang, Selangor Thursday.

A police source said the 38-year-old suspect was nabbed in Taman Rashna in connection with attacking and injuring several people at two entertainment outlets in Dang Wangi here last month.

The source said the man, nicknamed ‘Tiger Snook’, had two criminal records and was also involved in a fight at a night market in Klang.

The suspect was also linked to extortion cases in Klang. - Bernama

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