Selangor police chief Arjunaidi Mohammed said the first raid was conducted on Nov 6 and led to the arrest of six men from the Chinese Gang 24.

They were remanded for seven days before being released on Nov 13 on police bail.

Based on the information gathered from these arrests, police nabbed three more men and three women at a restaurant and a house in Seri Petaling on Nov 10.

They also seized two cars and RM19,198 in cash.

On Nov 11, four more men were arrested in Muar and Segamat, Johor. They will be detained until Nov 23.

Two cars, including one with fake registration numbers, were seized.

Arjunaidi said police had also recovered several weapons from Sungai Klang which were believed to have been dumped there after being used in the Nov 6 incident.

Police also believe the gang had sought refuge at a homestay in Bandar Botanik Klang before and after the incident.

According to the police, an old grudge between two gangs is believed to have led to the attack on the moneylender.

Arjunaidi said police were waiting for further orders from the deputy public prosecutor to charge the suspects.

The 47-year-old moneylender was hacked to death in a fight between him and another three men in front of a coffee shop in Bandar Baru Bukit Tinggi, Klang, after he had dinner with his family.

The suspects then fled in a car driven by another suspect toward Persiaran Batu Nilam.