UPDATED @ 01:07:54 PM 06-04-2011
April 06, 2011

Mustafar announced the officer’s death today. — file pic
The death comes even as a royal commission of inquiry (RCI) is being conducted into the anti-graft body’s operating procedures following the death of former DAP aide Teoh Beng Hock, who also fell to his death from an MACC building.
Teoh was found dead on July 16, 2009 on the fifth floor of Plaza Masalam, Shah Alam, where the Selangor MACC office had then been located.

Bundles of cash seized from the suspects’ homes are displayed at the MACC offices. — Picture courtesy of the MACC
He was brought to the Kuantan Magistrate’s Court on Monday where magistrate Nordiana Abdul Aziz ordered the suspect to be released.
It is learnt that the officer had returned to the MACC office today to meet the investigation officer.
According to Mustafar today, the investigation officer had told the deceased to wait before leaving to collect the case file but found him missing when he returned.
The MACC last week busted a Customs syndicate responsible for billions of ringgit in tax evasion, money laundering and illegal funds outflows after raiding over 100 different premises nationwide.
Mustafar said the operation included the arrest of a husband-and-wife duo working for the Royal Malaysian Customs Department in an east coast state, who were caught with hundreds of thousands of ringgit in cash “scattered around their house.”
He added that the operation was ongoing and the full value of tax evasion was not yet known.
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