1MDB probe on seized items must be completed by May 16 - IGP Fuzi_Harun
The investigation into items related to the 1MDB case must be completed on or before May 16, Inspector-General of Police Mohamad Fuzi Harun said today.
"We have taken note of the duration of the investigation and it is necessary to comply with the court process, and complete it on or before May 16. In May last year, the police seized a number of items and documents from an apartment believed to be owned by Najib Abdul Razak at the Pavilion Residences in Kuala Lumpur.
Asked on efforts to locate controversial businessman Low Taek Jho or Jho Low who is linked to the 1MDB investigation, Fuzi said the police was still working with international counterparts over the matter, including China."There are many who have said Jho Low is in China, but we have yet to ascertain it, as discussions are still ongoing," he said.
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