Six civil servants, five agents remanded over alleged falsified documents for illegal vehicle ownership transfers
IPOH, Sept 9 — Eleven individuals, including six civil servants and five agents, have been remanded for six...
IPOH, September 9 — Eleven individuals, comprising six civil servants and five agents, have been taken into custody for six days to aid in the investigation of allegations involving falsified documents used to facilitate illegal vehicle ownership transfers, according to The New Straits Times. Magistrate Norizan Riduan granted the remand application, effective from today until September 14, at the Magistrate’s Court in Ipoh today.
The suspects, seven men and four women, arrived at the court around 9:15 am. According to a source, the Perak Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) apprehended them at approximately 10 pm yesterday, as they approached the MACC Perak office to provide statements. Initial investigations revealed that the alleged offense occurred in 2025, with the agents suspected of collaborating with civil servants to submit forged documents in order to carry out vehicle ownership transfers unlawfully.
These documents were submitted to the Road Transport Department (JPJ) in relation to the ownership transfer procedure.
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