Singapore judge rejects prosecutors’ request to strike out fugitive Indonesian’s allegations against Corrupt Practices bureau


Indonesian Paulus Tannos, also known as Tjhin Thian Po, was arrested in Singapore on Jan 17. - SCREENGRAB FROM KPK.GO.ID

SINGAPORE: An application made by the prosecution to strike out portions of affidavits submitted in a fugitive Indonesian man’s bail hearing was rejected by a district court judge on Wednesday (May 28).

The affidavits were said to contain allegations against the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB), but these details were not revealed in court.

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