Malaysia

Office room at snooker centre used for online gambling

Police arrest nine individuals in 9am raid

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 22 Nov 2020 9:08AM

Office room at snooker centre used for online gambling
ACP Razali Abu Samah says the preliminary investigation found that  only regular patrons and the caretaker knew how to open the office door  –  Bernama pic, November 22, 2020

SERDANG – The police have uncovered a tactic by an online gambling syndicate, which is to carry out the activities in the office room, during a raid at a snooker centre in Seri Kembangan  here yesterday evening.

Serdang district police chief ACP Razali Abu Samah said nine individuals, all locals aged between 27 and 51, including the caretaker of the premises, were arrested in the 9pm raid.

He said eight people, including three women were in a room playing online gambling when the police raided the premises, which had a few closed circuit television cameras installed, which aroused police suspicion.

The door to the room had a sign with the word “office” and “only staff allowed”, he told reporters at the scene.

He said preliminary investigation found that  only regular patrons and the caretaker knew how to open the office door.

Those arrested and items seized, including  13 laps top and RM443,  were taken to the Serdang police station for further action, he added. – Bernama, November 22, 2020

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