PUTRAJAYA, April 8 — A chief executive officer and owner of a company are among eight individuals detained by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission to facilitate a probe into a RM2.3 billion corruption case involving government-linked company projects.
All of them were detained yesterday after turning up at the MACC headquarters, here, and the Sarawak MACC office to have their statement recorded. In Putrajaya, Magistrate Shah Wira Abdul Halim issued a four-day remand order against the CEO and another individual while four others were remanded for five days.
Why do they always end up with 'foreign currencies, gold bars, luxury watches and luxury bags'!!! Fascinating behaviour!!
Detain.. but how many ended up in jail For show only la…
Decades of Political n Policy enabled corruption was inevitably going to lead to astronomical levels of theft. We keep being surprised. It’s not rare. It’s every where. MACC needs to look into every nook and cranny.
have you seen jibby in orange shirt ?