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Slot Machine Repair Shop Raided

Police raided what they believe was a repair shop for illegal slot machines last week, and seized several items from the shop while there. They say that the owner was not on the premises at the time of the raid, but that the equipment that was located on the premises was in fact used to make illegal slot machines.

They arrested a 42 year old man on the premises, who claimed to be a technician only. He was held for three days while police had him assist them in finding the actual owner of the slot machine assembly shop.

They took more than RM25,000 worth of illegal slot machine components, and upon further review were convinced that the components were in fact to be used for creating additional illegal slot machines. The raid took place at 1:00 am, Sunday morning.

Nusajaya OCPD Supt Abdul Aziz Ahmad says a thirteen man team raided the illegal slot machine shop, and that it was obviously owned by a gambling syndicate. All they allegedly do there is assemble and repair illegal slot machines.

Ahmad said that the items confiscated were “326 motherboards, 81 power management units, 70 television monitors, 40 mice, and 24 speakers,” all of which are components used in assembling slot machines. He reminded the public that if they are found participating in playing the illegal slot machines they will be charged with breaking the law as will those that actually own and operate the machines.

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