Cops smash ‘Geng Subuh’ preying on worshippers


The evidence: DSP Muhamad Halim (left) and Yan District Police CID Chief ASP Zul Hairi Hamzah (right) showing the spark plugs that were used by the ‘Geng Subuh’ members at a press conference in Kulim.

YAN: They go to the mosque on the pretext of performing the Subuh prayers, but the real intention of the “Gang Subuh” members is to look out for their next prey.

A gang of six from Sungai Petani, comprising four men and two women, aged between 19 and 41, will break into cars and steal valuables from the vehicles while the owners are performing their prayers.

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