Police start sex video investigation


PUTRAJAYA: Police have opened an investigation paper in connection with the sex video allegedly linked to a minister, says Inspector-General of Police Datuk Seri Abdul Hamid Bador.

“Police have received one report over the video that has gone viral.

“We will take action in the same manner as how we act on each and every report we receive. We will investigate,” he told reporters after attending a Hari Raya reception hosted by the Agriculture and Agro-based Industry Ministry here yesterday.

Abdul Hamid said police would be calling in several individuals to facilitate investigations into the case.

Asked whether action could be taken on the individuals in the video, Abdul Hamid said: “During investigations, we may or may not call the individuals concerned. We will call in those who are relevant.”

Abdul Hamid said action could also be taken against those who circulated the video. — Bernama

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