A ministry secretary-general with the title of 'Datuk' and one of his sons were released today upon expiry of the 11-day remand on them.
The official, Mohd Arif Ab Rahman, aged 59 and his 34-year-old son were released by the Magistrate's Court in Putrajaya on Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission bail of RM200,000 and RM25,000, respectively.
They were initially held for seven days on Jan 4 until Jan 11 and another four days when the remand order on them was extended.
On Wednesday, the court released the official's other son, aged 29, on a RM10,000 bail.
The three individuals were held to facilitate investigations under Section 23(1) of the MACC Act 2009, Section 165 of the Penal Code, and Anti-Money-Laundering Act.
The secretary-general was detained at his residence in USJ, Subang at 8am on Jan 4 while his two sons, who are managing directors of two separate companies, at MACC headquarters after giving their statements on the same day.
- Bernama
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