Johor police chief Datuk Ayob Khan Mydin Pitchay said the first arrests were made in raids in Kota Tinggi and Ulu Tiram at about 3pm on Tuesday. — Picture courtesy of the Johor Police
“We arrested eight tekong who included five Indonesian men, two Indonesian women and a Bangladeshi man, aged between 23 and 40. He said police also confiscated a 17ft by 4ft fibre boat, a Yamaha Endura boat engine, two drums of oil, a factory bus, four cars, 11 handphones, a knife and RM950 in cash.
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