Private party during Chinese New Year raided by police - then, they apparently conducted drug test on the party goers, and fortunately they found some 'positive' for drug usage.
“Police also arrested a man, in his 30s, who had the number ‘08’ tattooed on his left shoulder. He was remanded for a day to assist in investigations under Section 52(3) of the Societies Act 1966,” he said in a statement today.
He said all those arrested, aged between 20 and 30, have been remanded for four days until tomorrow to assist in investigations under Section 15 (1)(a) of the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952.
Cops raid CNY private party in KL, arrest scores of revellers
KUALA LUMPUR: Police detained 117 people, including a woman believed
to be the organiser of a private party, during a raid on a Chinese New
Year celebration at an entertainment outlet in Pudu here on Sunday.
Wangsa Maju district deputy police chief Muhammad Najib Hamzah said
in the 2am raid, 314 people were interrogated and 115 of them, including
29 women, tested positive for drugs.
“Police also arrested a man, in his 30s, who had the number ‘08’
tattooed on his left shoulder. He was remanded for a day to assist in
investigations under Section 52(3) of the Societies Act 1966,” he said
in a statement today.
He said all those arrested, aged between 20 and 30, have been
remanded for four days until tomorrow to assist in investigations under
Section 15 (1)(a) of the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952.
The 27-year-old organiser, who rented the premises for RM12,000 per day, has been freed on police bail.
Investigations revealed that the party was organised via a Facebook page.
Each participant had to pay RM30 to attend it before midnight and
RM40 after midnight, Najib said, adding that police also seized liquor,
musical instruments and cash. - FMT, 6/2/2019
117 arrested in raid on drug-fuelled CNY party
POLICE detained 117 people, including a
woman believed to be the organiser, in a raid on a Chinese New Year
party at an entertainment outlet in Pudu on Sunday.
Wangsa Maju district deputy police chief Muhammad Najib Hamzah said
in the 2am raid, 314 people were inspected, and 115 of them, including
29 women, tested positive for drugs.
“Police arrested a man in his 30s who had ‘08’ tattooed on his left
shoulder. He was remanded for a day to assist in investigations under
Section 52(3) of the Societies Act 1966,” he said in a statement
yesterday.
He said all those arrested, aged between 20 and 30, were remanded for
four days, until today, to facilitate investigations under Section
15(1)(a) of the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952.
The 27-year-old organiser, who rented the premises for RM12,000 a day, has been freed on police bail.
Investigations revealed that the party was promoted via a Facebook
page, with each guest paying RM30 if they showed up before midnight and
RM40 after, said Najib, adding that police also seized liquor, musical
instruments and cash. – Bernama, February 6, 2019. - Malaysian Insight, 6/2/2019
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