Child prostitution ring that recruited teens in Klang Valley busted
Malaysian police have dismantled 'Geng Yunaa,' an organized crime group involved in a child prostitution ring operating in the Klang Valley. Nine members are set to face charges following a sting operation that rescued victims and uncovered a high-volume illicit operation.
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This highlights the ongoing global struggle against human trafficking and the exploitation of minors through digital platforms like Telegram.
Bukit Aman CID director M Kumar said the nine alleged 'Geng Yunaa' members would be charged tomorrow at the Petaling Jaya sessions court with being part of an organised criminal group.
PETALING JAYA: Federal police busted a child prostitution ring, which had been operating in the Klang Valley since 2024, and arrested seven people last month.
The seven suspects – believed to be members of “Geng Yunaa” – were aged between 18 and 44 years old. They were nabbed in a sting operation between Sept 24 and Sept 26, Bukit Aman criminal investigation department director M Kumar said.
He said police also seized 14 handphones, 33 boxes of condoms and six boxes of birth control pills, among other items.
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