PUTRAJAYA, Aug 3 – Director of Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) Special Branch police investigated for more than 3 hours at his office today expressed shock and regret over the police investigation on their investigation on the operations of the fund term debt 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB).
Special Operations Division Director, Datuk Bahri Mohamad Zin said he was so surprised when the deputy public prosecutor (MACC) are caught me by the police at night. He said he was quite upset because this happens on he which investigate on the whole day to find out the truth.
“I was surprising that the DPP had been suddenly taken me at 1am. Why does this such crazy things can happen? I think the police will not do work like this crazy unless there are other parties to force the police to do so,” he said when met reporters after police investigated at his office in Putrajaya, this afternoon.
Meanwhile, Bahri said the police investigation against him this afternoon under Section 124B of the Penal Code relating to the alleged leak of the document as “draft charge”. He was also apparently referring to a copy of the photo as a draft document alleged charges against Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak that a matter which has been denied the Attorney General.
A team of police believed to be from Bukit Aman arrived at the MACC headquarters in Putrajaya at 2.45pm today. Bahri had arrived at his office at 3:07 pm and he seemed very surprised by the presence of many journalists in front of the headquarters building. He escorted into the building by security officers and a few members.
The police arrested the employees of the Attorney General Jessica Gurmeet Kaur and former MACC adviser Tan Sri Rashpal Singh for questioning in connection with the case on Saturday. Both were arrested under Section 124 of the Penal Code, which relates to activities affecting parliamentary democracy.
They were also released on the same evening when the police failed to obtain a remand order to detain them longer. Rashpal reliable arrest in connection with the report that he had found the author Sarawak Report, Clare Rewcastle-Brown in London.
MACC’s investigation, however, denied the leak in Putrajaya regarding investment firm debt-ridden country it was made in the anti-corruption agency. Director of Strategic Communications, Datuk Rohaizad Jacob on July 21 said Rashpal not have access to the ongoing investigation agency because his term as a board member that ended in February.
