PETALING JAYA: Have your car washed nine times and get one sex session for free that's the offer customers of a car wash in Sunway Mentari here have been enjoying.

A syndicate has been using the car wash centre as a front while offering sexual services in the back rooms.

Police, who raided the premises here, revealed that customers who washed their car nine times at the centre were entitled for one free sex session.

“Customers are given a loyalty card. Once they have nine stamps, they were entitled for one session of free sex,” NKRA secretariat division chief Asst Supt Emmi Shah Fadhil said.

It is learnt the centre had been in business for three months and each sex session cost between RM130 and RM180.

The team raided the centre at 9pm yesterday as five customers were busy enjoying the “value added services” while having their car washed.

To avoid detection, the customers hid in the storage room but police eventually found them. They also found several used condoms in a microwave oven.

Police nabbed eight Vietnamese women aged between 18 and 28 as well as four locals who worked as caretakers and car wash attendants.

The premises were equipped with CCTV cameras and only allowed a certain ethnic group to enter.

The women had entered the country using social visit passes with two of them having been caught before for the same offence.

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