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00:04A report published in a Chinese newspaper a couple of days ago revealed
00:06Kuala Lumpur police force rocked by extortion scandal involving corrupt officers.
00:1012 police officers belonging to the Commercial Crime Investigation Department of Kuala Lumpur Police Headquarters
00:13member
00:14This included a deputy police commissioner.
00:16Suspected of raiding an apartment on Jalan Ampang in Kuala Lumpur
00:20The three foreign men and women inside the house were accused of being members of a fraud ring.
00:24They immediately intimidated and extorted one of them.
00:27Vanuatu-level men's 2 million ringgit
00:31He claimed he could release them if they paid him.
00:33After the man transferred RM560,000 to the corrupt policeman...
00:37He then went to call the police.
00:38The police immediately arrested 15 corrupt officers involved in the case.
00:41During the operation, some of the extorted money was also recovered and destroyed.
00:45An investigation was subsequently launched into the matter.
00:47After further investigation, the police discovered...
00:50This case was reported by the victim.
00:52Following the case of him being extorted for 2 million ringgit by corrupt police officers
00:56An astonishing reversal occurred, with one side double-crossing the other.
01:00As we just mentioned...
01:01After the transfer of RM560,000
01:03The Vanuatu man who went to the police station was exposed.
01:07He entered Malaysia using a false identity.
01:10In reality...
01:11He is a Chinese fraudster wanted by China.
01:15Gilpo Police Chief Fadil revealed
01:16Interpol and the Chinese Embassy discovered after verification that
01:20The man's passport shows
01:21He was born in Kundalini, Indonesia.
01:23This is seriously inconsistent with the information held by Interpol.
01:26Police said
01:27They have arrested the man and the Chinese woman who was with him.
01:30And the detention period will be extended by 14 days for further investigation.
01:32There was also a Thai woman.
01:34He has already been released.
01:36Regarding the person suspected of using a false identity
01:39Chinese male fugitives entering my country
01:41The book he held in his hand
01:43East of Brisbane, Australia
01:44Pacific island nation 2000 kilometers away
01:47Vanuatu passport
01:49Navanuatu Consulate in Malaysia
01:51In an interview with China Press, he described
01:52Usually, they can successfully apply.
01:55The Chinese in their country are all wealthy.
01:58It will cost at least $130,000
02:00That's approximately RM520,000.
02:03Only then can one apply for Vanuatu citizenship.
02:05They typically use cryptocurrency stablecoins.
02:08Use Tether to pay fees
02:11What surprised even the consul was
02:14To be approved to obtain citizenship in their country
02:17You must first pass a background check to ensure you have a criminal record.
02:21But what about that Chinese fugitive?
02:23But it is possible to apply for it.
02:26He believed there was probably something involved behind this.
02:28illegal immigrants and wanted criminals
02:30The dark secrets of buying and selling fake identities to evade legal punishment.
02:33Actually, this isn't the first time the police force has had this incident this year.
02:37There have been cases of corrupt police officers intimidating and extorting money.
02:39Around 11 PM on February 5th this year
02:42Twelve corrupt police officers broke into a luxury house in Kaying, Selangor.
02:45The same charges also involve eight Chinese individuals who were inside the house at the time.
02:49Involved in fraud activities in Cambodia
02:52And they extorted 400,000 ringgit from them.
02:55Otherwise, they will be arrested and handed over to the immigration authorities for processing.
02:58In extreme fear
02:59One of the victims eventually followed the instructions of the corrupt police officer.
03:02Approximately RM200,000 was transferred via cryptocurrency.
03:06So what happened in the end?
03:07This group belongs to the Jiaying Police District.
03:0912 corrupt police officers from the Wujiaman Commercial Crime Investigation Department
03:12They were all arrested and investigated.
03:14Although the Selangor Police Chief gave an explanation in April of this year
03:17They are still awaiting the final report of the investigation.
03:19But by the end of May
03:21Lawyers representing the eight Chinese victims
03:23Questioning the police's handling of a colleague's crime with indifference
03:26The case has been under investigation for several months without any substantial progress.
03:29This lawyer threatened
03:31If there is no other choice in the end
03:32Their only recourse was to file a report directly with the anti-corruption committee.
03:43After we
03:43But actually it's a bit tight.
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