The Star·2 min read·medium
Customs assistant director charged with receiving bribes to close case
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A Malaysian customs assistant director has pleaded not guilty to charges of accepting a RM15,000 bribe to close an investigation. The court has set bail at RM5,000 with strict conditions, including the surrender of his passport.
SHAH ALAM: An assistant director with the Royal Malaysian Customs Department pleaded not guilty in the Sessions Court here on Monday (July 6) to receiving RM15,000 in bribes in June.
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