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Police raid premises in Bukit Mertajam offering ‘unnatural’ sexual services

During the raid police detained 13 men for their alleged involvement in offering these ‘unnatural’ sexual services for a fee.

Updated 10 months ago · Published on 30 Nov 2025 4:18PM

Police raid premises in Bukit Mertajam offering ‘unnatural’ sexual services
The business was operating in the second and third floors of a three-storey building. - Picture from China Press, November 30, 2025

by Ian McIntyre

POLICE raided a premises offering ‘unnatural’ sexual services in Bukit Mertajam.

During the raid police detained 13 men for their alleged involvement in offering these ‘unnatural’ sexual services for a fee.

The raid was conducted around 7pm last night following a tip-off police also nabbed several customers at the premises in Bandar Perai Jaya.

The suspects, aged between 19 and 66, were all Malaysians except for two foreigners, who were customers.

The operator of the premises and his worker were also detained by the police.

The business was operating in the second and third floors of a three-storey building.

There was a living room area, a sauna and special rooms which were partitioned off for the sex activities.

It was believed to have begun operating two months ago.

The police also found condoms, lubricating oil, and other equipment.

Seberang Perai Tengah Police Chief ACP Helmi Aris confirmed the case, saying that police were investigating the case for unnatural sexual acts, prostitution, and possession of pornography.

The suspects have been remanded for five days to facilitate the investigations, said Helmi. - November 30, 2025.

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