KK cops looking for two suspects in govt tender scam


KOTA KINABALU: Police are seeking two people who cheated business owners here of over RM600,000 in a scam that involves impersonating government officials and offering nonexistent tenders.

To date, the city police Commercial Crime Investigation Department has received 10 reports involving the same modus operandi between January and June, with losses amounting to RM662,394.

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