Eight Singaporeans held for bribery
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2010/5/31/nation/6371391&sec=nation
JOHOR BARU: The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has
detained eight Singaporeans for trying to bribe police personnel
here.
State MACC director Simi Abdul Ghani said the Singaporeans aged
between 27 and 66 were detained for offering bribes to the police
officers after they were caught for various traffic offences.
They had attempted to offer bribes ranging from RM20 to
RM110.
“These offenders were held during a three-day joint operation
between the MACC and state police which began on Friday,” he
said.
“Anyone convicted for the offence can be jailed a maximum of 20
years and fined not more than five times the bribe amount or
RM10,000, whichever is higher,” he added.
All the offenders have since been released on MACC bail.
“Don’t try to bribe government officials or law enforcement
officers, as the MACC is always looking into these cases,” Simi
said. - The Star (Malaysia)
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