Two women detained by MACC in Tawau for soliciting bribe


KOTA KINABALU: Two women - one of them a civil servant - have been detained by Sabah Malaysia Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) in Tawau on Wednesday (Jan 4) for allegedly soliciting and receiving a RM400 bribe.

According to sources, the suspects aged 50 and 38, stationed at Tawau syariah court, received the gratification in relation to processing a court order.

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