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After more than two hours standoff near the Seafield Sri Maha Mariamman temple ground, police were forced to act and arrested several motorcyclists who were congregating since around 11pm Tuesday night.
The group of Malays berated to the media their rights after being asked by the police to disperse.
The group of Malays berated to the media their rights after being asked by the police to disperse.
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