A local woman complained about her husband spending his entire salary on Guest Relations Officers (GROs) at an entertainment center in Sri Petaling. Following this complaint, the Immigration Department (JIM) conducted an operation at the premises, arresting 34 individuals including 27 women suspected of being GROs and several local citizens believed to be involved in managing and protecting the foreign women.
A local woman’s disdain for her husband, who allegedly spent his whole salary on Guest Relations Officers at an entertainment centre in Sri Petaling , has led to the Immigration Department running an operation to raid the premises.
After checking 90 individuals of various nationalities, both patrons and employees of the premises, JIM ended up arresting 34 people including 27 women aged between 20 and 30.“The detained women are suspected of being customer service girls who receive tips from customers for drinking and entertainment, while the local citizens are believed to be the manager, the bouncer and the guardian of the foreign women involved,” Kuala Lumpur Immigration Director, Wan Mohammed Saupee Wan Yusoff, shared.
Immigration Raid Gros Entertainment Centre Sri Petaling Domestic Dispute
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