Judge in graft probe remanded


  • Nation
  • Wednesday, 24 Jul 2019

Meeting the media: Latheefa and Datuk Azam Baki, the MACC deputy chief commissioner (operations), speaking to reporters during the press conference at Penang MACC headquarters in George Town.

GEORGE TOWN: The arrest of a Sessions Court judge may not be a ‘one-off thing’ as the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) is investigating cases that could be linked to it, said top graft buster Latheefa Koya.

“This may not be a one-off thing as it’s very serious and we are still investigating if there are other cases.

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