Online ‘bromance’ turns sour

By RSN MURALI

MELAKA: A businessman’s online relationship with another male turned sour when he ended up being yet another victim of a parcel scam.

“This is the first time my officers had probed an online fraud involving a romance between two men,” said state police chief Deputy Comm Datuk Wira Abdul Majid Mohd Ali.

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