Maggie Lindemann had no professional visit pass, says Immigration Dept on arrest of US popstar


KUALA LUMPUR: Singer Maggie Lindemann was arrested on June 21 by Immigration Department officers for performing without proper passes.

Kuala Lumpur Immigration Department director Hamidi Adam confirmed that the pop starlet was detained following a raid at a restaurant in a shopping mall here last month.

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