Police deny allegations of bribery and money extortion from Chinese nationals

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KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): Police have denied allegations by a man in a viral video on social media platform YouTube that accuses them of victimizing Chinese nationals by soliciting bribes and extortion money.

Subang Jaya, ACP Police Chief Abd Khalid Othman said the video, which ran for 41 minutes and 51 seconds, was uploaded on February 3.

He said the video showed a Chinese national claiming to have been blackmailed by police in Malaysia about 50 times in addition to accusing the police of consistently blaming foreigners, especially Chinese nationals, for soliciting bribes. wine and going so far as to take the victims to the ATMs. to withdraw the money.

“Checks have been carried out and we have found that so far no police report has been made by the victim (man) or anyone else on the incident as stated (and) the police are considering all charges and allegations seriously.

“The police are asking the victim to come forward to file a police report on this incident so that further investigations can be carried out in a transparent and thorough manner,” he said in a statement on Sunday (July 11th).

Abd Khalid said his team would not compromise and would not hesitate to take action against any officer or policeman found guilty of committing an offense.

“Any information relating to such incidents or other crimes can be transmitted to the police through the Subang Jaya District Control Center (online) at 03-56210343 or other nearby police station,” a- he added. – Bernama

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