Jawi officer: No warrants during raids


KUALA LUMPUR: A Federal Terri­tory Islamic Religious Department (Jawi) officer told the magistrate’s court here that warrants were never produced during the raids he was involved in, drawing murmurs from the public gallery.

“Every time I am at the location (of a raid), I never see a warrant produced,” the officer, Mohd Johan Mohd Ridzuan, said.

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