Four arrested for accepting bribes to approve driving licences without mandatory test


KOTA KINABALU: Four enforcement officers were arrested by graft busters for accepting some RM300,000 in return for approving driving licences without the compulsory driving tests.

The suspects, men in their 30s, were detained when they went to provide statements at the Sabah Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) office at 4pm on Monday (Nov 20).

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