Woman ringleader and her band of young thieves rounded up by Johor cops


JOHOR BARU: For the past six months, a 34-year-old Rohingya woman has been leading a group of young Rohingyas to carry out house break-ins at several districts in Johor and Melaka.

Johor police chief Comm Datuk M. Kumar said that the group’s criminal activity came to an end after six of their members, including four females, aged 15 and 34 years, have since been arrested on Sept 25 in Kota Tinggi.

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