Cops Nab Trio, Seize 936 Fighting Cocks In Sabah
Bukit Aman Internal Security and Public Order Department (JKDNKA) director Datuk Seri Azmi Abu Kassim said the raid at 10.35 am at Kampung Kambizaan, Jalan Kayau Kambizaan, in collaboration with the Kota Kinabalu branch of the Veterinary Services Department, with the total seizure estimated at RM4.7 million.
'Among the items seized were 30 iron cages, 107 tagging rods from the Philippines and various types of vitamins and medications for the birds,' he said in a statement today, while the three men arrested, including the Indonesian and Filipino, were aged between 38 and 59.
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