Chang Ying Siong is one of three suspects being hunted by the police.
The victims of the job scam were recently released from the prison in Cambodia.
KUCHING: Police have confirmed that one of three suspects in the Cambodia job scam case was arrested last night. Sarawak CID chief Supt Mustafa Kamal Gani Abdullah said Chang Ying Siong was arrested at around 10pm at Jalan Tun Ahmad Zaidi Adruce here.Police are currently tracking down the two other suspects, Mohd Ghafar Abd Jamal, 26 dan Lai King Loong, 31.
Those with information about their whereabouts are encouraged to contact investigating officer ASP Pricha Azin at 019-889 7640 or go to the nearest police station to facilitate investigations. The two other suspects arrested on Feb 25, a man and a woman, were released on police bail on Monday.
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