Aksem DG says three vehicles were detected with GPS devices placed on their rear bumpers.
Tonto syndicates are getting more brazen now and are fixing Global Positioning System devices on vehicles belonging to the Malaysian Border Security Agency , to track the movements of enforcement personnel stationed at the nation’s borders.
"When our personnel carried out a vehicle inspection, we found a suspicious gadget which turned out to be a functioning GPS device. "Indeed, the tonto syndicates will monitor enforcement personnel and we are investigating as to how the devices could be placed on the vehicles. He reminded the agency’s personnel to be alert to the threats of the tonto groups as they could act aggressively.The tontos’ threat to border enforcement personnel was apparent when a female customs officer Anisah Ali, died in an alleged mishap in 2016.
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