‘I feared for my life’, says Tei of MACC arrest


KUALA LUMPUR: Datuk Albert Tei says he feared for his life and has accused Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission officers of pointing a gun at him during his arrest last Friday (Nov 28).

“It felt like I was going to be shot if not for the presence of my family,” the businessman Albert Tei claimed, adding that the officers did not show any identification.

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