Playing ‘enforcer’ for loan sharks


GEORGE TOWN: Four people, including two who had previously borrowed money from illegal moneylenders, were arrested by the police for threatening victims of a loan shark by burning their cars and splashing paint on their vehicles.

State police chief Comm Datuk Mohd Shuhaily Mohd Zain said the two suspects who were borrowers were believed to have been forced by loan sharks to harass other borrowers as a way to settle their debts.

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