Investigators seize luxury vehicles, RM50,000 cash in probe on three MACC officers, sources say


KUALA LUMPUR: Investigators discovered several luxury vehicles and RM50,000 in cash at a hotel in the city in the course of a probe into three Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) officers in connection with the loss of case items involving US$6mil (RM25mil).

The cash and the vehicles are believed to be owned by one of the three MACC officers who were detained by graft busters and remanded from Sept 14 to 19, sources told a Malay daily.

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