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Worth the gamble? Cops nab three suspected Euro 2024 bookies in Cheras

Two local men, one foreigner have been arrested at three different locations, moving individually to avoid being detected

10:46 PM MYT

 

KUALA LUMPUR – Police arrested three men – two locals and a foreigner – in connection with betting on the UEFA European Football Championship 2024 (Euro 2024) through Op Soga. 

Cheras police chief Ravindar Singh Sarban Singh said the two men, aged 40 and 44, and the foreigner, 34, were arrested at three locations around Cheras. 

He said preliminary investigations found that the three men moved separately and acted as bookie agents in taking football bets. 

“They moved individually to avoid being identified as bookies by taking any amount of bets (from customers),” he said in a statement today. 

Ravindar said police also seized three mobile phones belonging to the trio and further inspections found an application and conversations regarding bets. 

He said the two men have been released on police bail while the foreigner has been remanded for four days until Friday (June 28). 

The case is being investigated under Section 6(3) of the Betting Act 1953. – June 26, 2024

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