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Probe into ‘M’sia’s Corporate Mafia Secrets’ started last year: police

Allegations in article involve embezzlement, abuse of funds

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 08 Mar 2023 5:12PM

Probe into ‘M’sia’s Corporate Mafia Secrets’ started last year: police
Royal Malaysia Police secretary Datuk Noorsiah Saaduddin has acknowledged receiving a report in connection with the article ‘Rahsia Mafia Korporat Malaysia, Victor Chin Boon Long Peralat Penguatkuasa Terbongkar’ on May 25 last year. – SYEDA IMRAN/File pic, March 8, 2023

KUALA LUMPUR – Police had opened two investigation papers since May last year to look into the alleged abuse of funds and embezzlement reported in an article “Rahsia Mafia Korporat Malaysia, Victor Chin Boon Long Peralat Penguatkuasa Terbongkar.”

Royal Malaysia Police secretary Datuk Noorsiah Saaduddin acknowledged receiving a report in connection with the article on May 25, 2022, and said police had started investigations.

“The report said that there was misconduct and financial irregularities involving money amounting to RM30.7 million in the management of the company Caely (M) Sdn Bhd (a subsidiary of Caely Holdings Bhd), and following that another police report was lodged on September 21 last year,” she said in a statement here today.

She said the case was being investigated under Section 409 of the Penal Code for criminal breach of trust by an agent, and Section 201 of the code for disappearance of evidence about an offence committed or giving false information about an offence to avoid punishment.

Noorsiah said the case had been referred to the Attorney-General’s Chambers on February 27 for a decision and further instructions.

Several days ago, a portal published an article on social media in relation to a group of individuals attempting to hijack a public-listed company, Caely Holdings, and another company.

This resulted in a drop in share prices and a claim that it also involved enforcement agencies, investigations, arrests, as well as the freezing company directors’ accounts. – Bernama, March 8, 2023

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