SHAH ALAM: Police have arrested three more suspects over a shooting incident in Dengkil, which is believed to have been triggered by a territorial dispute between two rival gangs.

Selangor police chief Comm Datuk Abdul Samah Mat said the 20 arrested suspects – in their 20s and 30s – were members of Gang Satu Hati and Gang 08, whose operations are based mostly in Dengkil.

"We can confirm that this was a brawl between the two gangs. The 20 detainees were either involved directly or indirectly in the fight.

"In this case, the fight broke out over a territorial dispute. Each side claimed the area as theirs.

"This case is also connected to another case that we have been investigating," he explained.

Comm Abdul Samah said that the police would not be making any more arrests over the incident.

Police have identified the person who fired the two shots and are currently in the midst of recovering the weapon.

Comm Abdul Samah said the case will be investigated the Prevention of Crime Act (Poca) and the Security Offences (Special Measures) Act (Sosma).

An early morning fight between two gang members at a restaurant on Dengkil was believed to have led to the shooting on Friday.

The gang members were reportedly intoxicated at the time and two shots were fired during the altercation.

One of the bullets hit a vehicle while the other is still unaccounted for.