Police bust online gambling syndicate


Big haul: DCP Mohamad (third from left) and his team looking at some of the items seized from the Chinese nationals.

SEREMBAN: Members of a Chinese syndicate allegedly involved in illegal online gambling and cheating activities thought they could escape the long arm of the law if they were to operate from rented semi-detached units in a gated community here but it took the police only days to get wind of its operation.

Less than three weeks after the syndicate rented three units at a residential area in Seremban 2 for RM4,500 each, the police moved in and detained 34 Chinese nationals allegedly involved in the illegal activities.

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