Two cops, Penang council worker, and businessman under MACC remand over RM500,000 graft case
GEORGE TOWN, Feb 26 ― Two policemen, a city council worker and a businessman are being investigated on suspicion of taking payments to suppress information about a drug dealing syndicate in Penang over the past few years.
All four, aged between 29 and 43 years, are believed to have accepted a monthly gratification totalling some RM500,000 as an inducement to stay silent.
They will be detained at the Penang headquarters of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) pending investigations.
The policemen and city council worker were remanded for two days until tomorrow while the businessman is remanded for four days until March 1.
Assistant Court Registrar Muhammad Azam Md Eusoff allowed the remand order this morning.
Related Articles March 15 hearing for Mat Sabu’s ex-aide’s bribery case MACC fails to stay decision on forfeiture of RM100,000 allegedly linked to 1MDB from Kasitah Gaddam In Singapore, three former Shell employees charged with bribery in largest marine fuel heist from Pulau Bukom refinery
