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Star
Tuesday January 14, 2014 MYT 10:29:14 PM
Remanded special officer to minister and businessman released
PUTRAJAYA: Two individuals including a special officer to a minister who were remanded by the Malaysian Anti Corruption Commission to assist in investigations into allegations of bribery concerning a tender award were released Tuesday.
The men, aged 44 and 48, were released at 11am upon the expiry of their extended remand.
Remanded special officer to minister and businessman released
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One is a businessman with a Datuk title and the other is a minister’s special officer. Their remands were extended to facilitate the investigation on allegations of soliciting and giving of bribes for a tender.
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Malaysiakini
5:22PM Jan 12, 2014
Ministerial aide’s remand extended
http://beta.malaysiakini.com/news/251618
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Malaysian Insider
Senior Umno minister’s special officer arrested by anti-graft commission
BY LEE SHI-IAN
January 09, 2014
The special officer of a senior Umno minister was arrested by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) in Kuala Selangor last night for allegedly demanding gratification in the awarding of a tender from the Education Ministry.
The officer, in his 30s, had allegedly demanded RM200,000 from a businessman in return for the tender.
Sources told The Malaysian Insider that the initial amount agreed upon by both the businessman and the officer was much lower than RM200,000.
The businessman had approached the officer for assistance in the awarding of the tender as the latter claimed to have connections in the Education Ministry.
However, the deal turned sour when the officer became greedy and demanded more.
The businessman lodged a report with the MACC and an ambush was set.
The businessman made an appointment to meet the special officer in Kuala Selangor last night to give him an upfront payment of RM20,000.
When the cash changed hands, the MACC officers moved in and arrested the special officer.
The source also disclosed that another suspect, a woman, was also picked up by the MACC to facilitate investigations.
The Malaysian Insider understands that the woman, believed to be with the Education Ministry, had revealed details of the tender contract to the special officer.
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Star
Thursday January 9, 2014 MYT 7:39:13 PM
Minister’s special aide remanded over tender award
PUTRAJAYA: The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has obtained a remand order against three individuals, including a special officer to a minister, over graft allegations in the award of a tender.
Magistrate Nur Dahlia Azmi issued the order for the officer and a businessman to be detained for four days. The third person, a woman secretary, was remanded for three days, beginning today.
The three individuals, aged between 31 and 48, were detained for investigation under Section 16 (a) (B) and Section 17 (a) of the MACC Act 2009 for giving or accepting gratification in awarding of a tender.
The application for the remand order was made under Section 117 of the Criminal Procedure Code.
Minister’s special aide remanded over tender award
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