2 lagi direman berkait sindiket palsu dokumen hak milik kenderaan

Two individuals suspected of involvement in a fabricated vehicle ownership document syndicate appeared at the Ipoh High Court Civil Magistrate's Court on the morning of the day to secure a restraint order to assist the SPRM investigation. The Petaling Jaya-based Malaysia Anti-Corruption Agency (SPRM) Perak detained the suspects, comprising a businessman and a car broker linked to the syndicate of falsified vehicle ownership documents, on the condition of seven-day detention until September 21.

The Magistrate Evangelin issued the restraint order after the SPRM made a request at the Ipoh High Civil Court in the morning. All the male suspects aged between 30 and 40 were detained around 4 in the afternoon and 9 at night on the previous night when they appeared at the SPRM Perak office to give statements. The detention of these suspects is a follow-up to SPRM's investigation in cooperation with the Road Transport Department (JPJ) regarding the syndicate of falsified vehicle ownership documents to change ownership status.

SPRM Perak Chairman Azizul Ahmad Sarkawi, when contacted, confirmed the incident and stated that the case is being investigated under Section 18 of the SPRM Act 2009. Last week, SPRM exposed a syndicate involved in falsified vehicle ownership documents in Perak when they detained six civil servants and five ejees to assist the investigation.

Sources reported that the initial probe found the act to be suspected around 2025. The ejees were accused of collaborating with civil servants to submit false documents to facilitate the unauthorized exchange of vehicle ownership records.