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JOHOR BARU: Another allegation of policemen extorting money from travellers at Bangunan Sultan Iskandar Customs, Immigration and Quarantine here has resurfaced.
"I was stopped by two men who were not in uniform who identified themselves as policemen and showed me their authorisation cards. They instructed me to give my mobile phone and passport to them for inspection. Ng, who was working as a factory operator in Singapore, said this in a press conference organised by Johor MCA youth chief Heng Zhi Li after lodging a report at the Johor Baru South police station here on Friday .
"After withdrawing the amount, they brought me to a public toilet where one of them was standing outside to guard the door while the other one followed me inside. Meanwhile, Heng said the matter was quite concerning as this was the second allegation of policemen extorting money from travellers at BSI that has come to light.
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