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Dozen charged in Shah Alam gang violence case; ten suspects still at large
Police have charged 12 individuals in connection with gangsterism offences in Shah Alam, with authorities continuing their manhunt for 10 additional suspects. Seven of the fugitives are believed to be linked to a fatal brawl in Taman Alam Megah.
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A dozen suspects have been charged in relation to gangsterism activities in Shah Alam, marking a significant development in an ongoing police investigation into organised crime in the Selangor district. The charges represent the first wave of prosecutions stemming from the case.
Authorities have intensified their search for the remaining 10 suspects who are evading capture. Among those still being pursued, seven individuals are considered prime suspects in connection with a deadly altercation that took place in the Taman Alam Megah area, according to police sources.
The incident has raised fresh concerns about gang-related violence in the Shah Alam region. Investigators are continuing their work to apprehend the remaining fugitives and gather evidence for further proceedings.
Police have urged members of the public with information on the whereabouts of the wanted suspects to come forward. Anyone with relevant details can contact the local police station or submit information through official police channels.