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PANews reported on February 10 that, according to Malaysian media, seven police officers and five men are suspected of breaking into a residence in Kajang, SelangorPANews reported on February 10 that, according to Malaysian media, seven police officers and five men are suspected of breaking into a residence in Kajang, Selangor

Seven Malaysian police officers, along with five men, were arrested for extorting 352,000 yuan in cryptocurrency from eight Chinese tourists.

Author: PANews

Source: PANews

2026/02/10 20:43

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PANews reported on February 10 that, according to Malaysian media, seven police officers and five men are suspected of breaking into a residence in Kajang, Selangor, on the evening of February 5, extorting money from eight Chinese tourists and forcing them to transfer approximately RM200,000 (about RMB352,000) in cryptocurrency. Police have classified the case as a gang-related armed robbery and arrested the officers involved, and are applying for a remand order to assist in the investigation.

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