Pro Player Duta 2 Ngaku was raided by the police, released using 32 Kill

A unique experience has been experienced by Thailand's two professional exports, Nuengnara "23savage" Teeramahanon.

Carry from the Xitto Escorts team claims he managed to exonerate his team from the Malaysian police charges after printing 32 kills in one Dota 2 match in front of the officers who raided them.

Through the upload on his personal Facebook account, 23savage reported that his team's boot camp in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia was suddenly raided by police. He was with his teammates, Fbz and Oli, handcuffed and interrogated regarding their whereabouts and activities in the city.

Be advised, foreigners with tech devices can be worried about a network of cybercriminals, scamming or online gambling offenders. Officials doubted their confession as pro-player professional games. However, the situation started softening up when one of the officers recognized the Dota 2 game checked Instagram's account for 23savage. The photograph of him with Malaysia's main influencer, Ms. Puiyi, became one of the early evidence that got the officers off their handcuffs.

In order to prove absolutely that he was a professional export athlete, 23savage opened up Dota 2 games and played a full game in front of the police watching.

Using the hero Kez and acting as hard-carry, 23savage performed dominating to the redacted 32 kill. The impressive performance finally convinced the officers that they were professional players. Unique, 23savage also mentioned that the officer was carrying two jars of Nutella before leaving boot camp.

This dramatic story triggered various reactions on social media. Many of the gaming communities on Facebook and Reddit doubt the truth of the story and consider it 23savage just to throw a joke. Until recently, there has been no independent confirmation nor official reports from the Malaysian police department regarding the raid incident.

Despite the strange rumors, the Xitto Esportswhich is also reinforced by Indonesian players such as your dream and Fbz--still glowing in competitive numbers. They've just won the EPL World Series: Southern Asia Season 18 and are now competing for tickets to DreamLeague Season 30, thus quoted seconds from IGN, Monday (19 / 10 / 2026).