Aussie part-timer gives statement against his boss in Unduk Ngadau molest case


KOTA KINABALU: A part-time employee of the politician accused of molesting an Unduk Ngadau contestant has given his statement to police.

Australian Dane Lenard Kovacs, accompanied by his lawyer Mohd Syazwan Shah, turned up at the state police headquarters in Kepayan here on Tuesday (June 8) morning to help police in their investigations into Phillip Among, a 52-year-old senior leader of Sabah STAR.

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