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Esports boot camp in Kuala Lumpur raided by police; player says team handcuffed and made to play a match to prove identity
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Pro Dota 2 player 23savage says Malaysian police raided his team's boot camp in Kuala Lumpur earlier this week, placing players in handcuffs, confiscating belongings, and making him play a full match in front of officers to prove his identity, in a Facebook post shared on r/malaysia. Tracked as a community-reported law-enforcement action. Police have not commented and the reason for the raid is not stated.
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- 2026-10-16reddit · u/stormy001reliability: named handlePro Dota 2 Player Claims He Had to Play a Full Match in Front of Police Officers to Prove His Identity
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