Four Nabbed In Anti-Gambling Raid
Bandar Seri Begawan - The Anti-vice Gambling Unit from the Criminal Investigation Department of the Royal Brunei Police Force has successfully apprehended four locals, including two women of about 40 years of age, for their involvement in four-digit (lottery) activities at a house in Kampong Ayer in the capital.
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