Meat cartel scandal: Firm, store manager and accountant freed of money laundering charges


JOHOR BARU: A frozen food supply company, its store manager and accountant - all implicated in a meat cartel scandal - have been acquitted and discharged of 12 money laundering charges by the Sessions Court here.

LY Frozen Food Sdn Bhd, store manager Chong Kim Kuang, 50, and accountant Ng Yee Xin, 39, walked away from the charges amounting over RM12.9mil after Sessions judge Fatimah Zahari allowed so on Sunday (Feb 12).

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