MAS Selamat Kastari, one of the region’s most wanted terrorists, was nabbed while he was asleep in a secluded kampung house in Skudai, Johor, The Star reported on Saturday.
He could barely put up a struggle in his shorts and T-shirt when he was caught during a dawn raid on April 1.
No time to dress up, Mas Selamat caught while sleeping!
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