CPO: Touts can be charged for being a public nuisance


JOHOR BARU: Parking touts, who are mushrooming in the city centre and asking for payment from motorists, can be arrested by the police for being a public nuisance, said Johor police chief Comm Datuk Mohd Khalil Kader Mohd.

He said it was an offence to ask for payment even if it was just RM1 from motorists in exchange for their so-called services, where the only thing they did was to direct a vehicle into a parking spot.

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