How did the female suspect infiltrate clinics for robberies?

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The female suspect infiltrated clinics by posing as a patient.

Police have detained four individuals, including a 17-year-old girl, who are believed to be associates of a robber fatally shot by a Tan Sri at a Cheras clinic. The group was apprehended in a raid at their Bandar Mahkota Cheras flat early this morning. During the raid, authorities seized weapons, tools, stolen vehicles, and cash.
Modus Operandi Involving Clinics

Initial investigations indicate that the suspects were involved in at least 13 robberies this year across Kajang and Seremban, targeting various locations including restaurants and sundry shops. For clinic-related robberies, the female suspect employed a specific tactic to gain access. She would pose as a patient seeking treatment.
Recovery of Stolen Items and Vehicles

The raid on the flat yielded a significant haul of evidence. Seized items included two parang, a knife, masks, tools typically used for breaking into premises, mobile phones, a laptop, a tablet, VCDs, and boxes of cigarettes. Authorities also recovered over RM5,000 in cash and valuables, along with three vehicles suspected to have been stolen.
Previous Incidents and Ongoing Investigations

The operation follows an incident last Friday where a 68-year-old Tan Sri shot dead a 21-year-old man who allegedly attacked him with a parang at a clinic in Taman Pertama, Cheras. The deceased robber's accomplices fled the scene, abandoning a getaway car stolen from a prior robbery at another clinic in Bandar Mahkota. Police are still searching for seven other potential gang members who may still be at large.

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