What evidence linked the men to the Kappa Rho Kappa group?

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Evidence Linked Men to Kappa Rho Kappa Group

Two men were fined RM3,500 each by the Ranau Magistrate's Court for their membership in Kappa Rho Kappa (KRK), a Philippine-based organisation confirmed as unregistered by the Registrar of Societies Malaysia (ROS) Sabah. The evidence presented in court included physical identifying marks and digital content found on seized mobile phones.
Physical Identifying Marks

During a police operation on June 5, 2026, investigators discovered three cigarette-burn marks on the upper part of the right wrists of both accused individuals. These marks were specifically suspected by the police to be associated with membership in the KRK group. A gang-related crime expert corroborated this suspicion, confirming that one of the accused was believed to be a member based on these distinctive wrist marks.
Digital Content on Mobile Phones

In addition to the physical evidence, police seized two mobile phones during the operation. One phone was a blue Redmi, and the other was an orange Realme. These devices were found to contain videos that allegedly displayed content associated with the Kappa Rho Kappa group. The presence of such videos further supported the investigators' belief in the men's affiliation with the organisation.

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