Female traffic police officer remanded over bribery caseA

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The suspect, a female traffic police inspector (centre) being escorted by MACC officers after she was charged in the Klang Magistrate’s Court yesterday.
The suspect, a female traffic police inspector (centre) being escorted by MACC officers after she was charged in the Klang Magistrate’s Court yesterday.

KLANG: The Magistrate’s Court here ordered a female traffic police inspector  to be remanded for five days beginning yesterday  to facilitate  investigation into  a case of soliciting a  RM2,000 bribe three days ago.

Magistrate  Nik Nur Amalina Mat Zaidan  allowed the application from the  Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) to remand the 28-year-old woman and carry out an investigation under Section 17(a) of the MACC Act 2009.

The suspect, who is attached to the Traffic Enforcement and  Investigation Division  at the  Klang Selatan District Police headquarters, was detained by the MACC  at  4.05 pm on Wednesday.

According to an MACC source, the officer was arrested following a report by a 35-year-old man who claimed that the woman had sought a bribe from him as an inducement not to impound his sports utility vehicle which had an expired road tax.

The man claimed  that the officer had asked for money from him at 11.45 pm last Monday and he lodged the report with the MACC on Wednesday.-Bernama

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