Whistleblower-turned-accused Datuk Tei Jiann Cheing speaking the media before leaving the Kota Kinabalu Court House on Monday (June 30).
KOTA KINABALU: Whistleblower Datuk Tei Jiann Cheing, now the accused in a high-profile corruption case, wants to know why only the small fry are being prosecuted when bigger fish are still swimming free.
The 37-year-old businessman is urging the authorities to act on evidence he claims to have submitted to the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) implicating high-ranking political figures in the Sabah mineral prospecting licensing probe.
