The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has detained eight individuals, including six vehicle inspectors, for alleged involvement in a vehicle inspection bribery syndicate. The arrests followed interrogations involving an agent handed over by the Road Transport Department (RTD).
Eight detained for suspected involvement in vehicle inspection bribery syndicate, MACC confirms probe
The suspects, aged between their 30s and 50s, were arrested at the MACC headquarters in Putrajaya between 12pm and 11pm yesterday. “Meanwhile, two other individuals were remanded for five days from January 11 to facilitate further investigations,” the source said.reported that the arrests followed interrogations involving an agent handed over by the Road Transport Department recently.
Ahmad Khusairi also confirmed that nine individuals have been arrested so far and did not rule out the possibility of additional arrests.
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