Businessman Albert Tei has released a photo purportedly showing a Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) officer brandishing a firearm to back his claims that he had a gun pointed at him during a raid on his home last November.
Speaking to reporters at the court complex in Kuala Lumpur on Friday, Tei said the photo was sent to him on Monday via an unknown number.
“I admit, the photo is not very clear but I believe it was taken from an MACC officer’s body camera,” he said. “What is the…
Malaysian businessman releases photo of armed officer to prove he was held at gunpoint
