How does this case connect to the previous arrests of 11 men?

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Businessman Charged with Membership in Geng RT6 Linked to Previous Arrests of 11 Men

A 50-year-old businessman, S. Ashok Kumar, has been charged with being a member of the organised crime group Geng RT6, a case that directly connects to the earlier charging of 11 men for the same offence. The charges against both the businessman and the 11 men stem from investigations into the Geng RT syndicate, which has been implicated in drug trafficking and violent crimes in the Klang Valley since 2020.
Charges Filed Under Security Offences Legislation

S. Ashok Kumar faces a charge under Section 130V(1) of the Penal Code for being a member of the Geng RT6 organised crime group in Sentul. This offence carries a potential jail term of five to 20 years. No plea was recorded as the case falls under the High Court's jurisdiction. The court denied bail, setting August 3 for a mention to allow for document submission.
Previous Arrests and Syndicate Operations

On May 25, eleven men, aged between 22 and 48, were also charged in the Sessions Court with membership in the same organised crime group. These earlier arrests were part of a wider operation by the Narcotics Crime Investigation Department that dismantled the Geng RT drug trafficking syndicate. This syndicate is believed to have been actively involved in drug processing, trafficking, and violent criminal activities across the Klang Valley region since 2020.
Geng RT Syndicate Dismantled Under Sosma

The actions taken against the Geng RT syndicate were conducted under the Security Offences (Special Measures) Act 2012 (Sosma). This legislation provides powers for dealing with security threats, including organised crime. The syndicate's alleged activities, spanning drug processing, trafficking, and violent crimes, have been a focus of law enforcement efforts in the Klang Valley.

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