KUALA LUMPUR: Two Nigerian men were arrested in Jenjarom, Selangor, last Tuesday on suspicion of being involved in a syndicate offering fictitious sex services using the photo of a Malaysian royal family member.
The suspects, aged 25 to 31, posed as business administration students at a local college. They were arrested at a house in Persiaran Saujana Putra Utama, Bandar Saujana Putra.
Federal police official Mohd Kamarudin Md Din said an Instagram account with the username ‘vivi.an6939’ and owned by one of the suspects was involved. It had used the photo of a Malaysian royal family member to offer fictitious sex services, including Sugar Daddy and Sugar Mummy services.
He said the syndicate was believed to have used the Asia Dating Hookup and Alliance Dating Hookup websites to offer the services and claimed that the services were registered in Malaysia, Singapore and Dubai.
“The arrests were made following a police report lodged by a royal household official on July 10 last year,” he said at a special media conference here.
Mohd Kamarudin said the syndicate offered its services at between RM6,000 and RM8,000 a night for registered members; those willing to work needed to pay a registration fee of RM400 to be a member.
He said the suspects were being remanded until tomorrow to facilitate the investigation.
In another development, 24 people, including a man with the title of Datuk, were arrested last Tuesday on suspicion of being involved in a foreign exchange investment scam involving over RM30 million in losses.
Mohd Kamarudin said the suspects arrested included 15 local men, six local women, a Thai man and an Indonesian woman, aged 25 to 57. - FMT
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