Police detain suspects who ran fake elite club for affluent businessmen


JOHOR BARU: Two men – brazenly claiming to be “Datuks” – are behind an unregistered VIP group that lures businessmen into paying hundreds of thousands of ringgit to “buy” fake Datuk titles from it.

The suspects, aged 57 and 40, from Batu Pahat claimed they were able to get titles from several states.

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