SHAH ALAM: A police Inspector with RM1mil in his bank accounts is among 29 police personnel currently being probed by Bukit Aman for their association to Addy Kanna.
Addy had been detained on Oct 3 for suspected involvement in big-scale Macau scams, illegal online gambling and working with a foreign scam syndicate.
A police personnel with the rank of Deputy Comm was also one of the individuals under investigation, said Bukit Aman Integrity and Standard Compliance Department (JIPS) director Comm Datuk Zamri Yahya (
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When police questioned the Inspector about the money, he claimed it was from his father, he added.
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SHAH ALAM: A Deputy Commissioner is among 29 policemen being investigated in relation to the Addy Kanna case, says Bukit Aman Integrity and Standard Compliance Department (JIPS) director Comm Datuk Zamri Yahya.
Addy had been detained on Oct 3 for suspected involvement in Macau scams, illegal online gambling and working with a foreign scam syndicate.
Comm Zamri said among the policemen being investigated was an Inspector with over RM1mil in savings. When questioned, the Inspector claimed the money came from his father so we will investigate the source of the money in more detail, he told reporters after witnessing the handing over of duties ceremony for the Selangor police chief here on Monday (Dec 14).
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