Lack of sufficient evidence at the time caused case to be declared NFA, says senior cop. molest
PETALING JAYA: Federal police are to reopen investigations into allegations that a former company chief executive had molested his daughters, according to a news report.
The case had been shelved – declared NFA – for lack of sufficient evidence to warrant prosecution, as government prosecutors had claimed that there were not enough statements, Choo told the New Straits Times. She said the case had occurred before she took over as principal assistant director of D11, the unit that investigates sexual offences and offences against women and children.
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