Inspector-General of Police (IGP) Tan Sri Ismail Omar confirmed today the arrest of three senior anti-graft officers in connection with an extortion-cum-robbery case involving RM1 million.
The alleged victims were said to have been three money changers from Singapore.
The top cop confirmed the arrest of the three Malaysian Anti Corruption Commission (MACC) officers, including an ACP.
They have been released on bail and are suspended from work, Ismail told reporters after the launch of Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM)’s Twitter account here at the KL Police College.
It was earlier reported that the money changers were at KLIA last Thursday night intending to board a flight to Singapore when the robbery took place.
The three are understood to have been carrying foreign currencies amounting to about RM2 million which they had declared to Customs.
Five men who identified themselves as MACC officers then confronted the three men and demanded they hand over US$100,000 (RM300,000) each.
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Remember this famous quote? Home ministry will release all of them soon as they all repented and promise wont do it again, darn daylight robbery with MACC identity, where they put their brains nowadays
This definitely cast a dark shadow over the official findings on the deaths of the late Teoh Beng Hock and Ahmad Sarbani, doesn't it?
First they were accused of murdering two people, now they are being arrested for robbery. It is time they are disbanded, they are a disgrace to our society.
MACC under the PM's office spent so much of our money and see the quality of officers that these idiots hired..robbers and thugs !Only God can save this country !
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