Company director charged in RM1.1mil graft case in connection with PDRM's tender


SHAH ALAM: A company owner was charged in the Sessions Court here on Tuesday (Aug 16) with two counts of corruption, amounting to RM1.1mil, for helping a company to secure a tender by the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) in 2019.

On both charges, Mohd Shazwan Shaharuddin, 37, was charged with corruptly accepting for himself RM1.1mil in gratification from an employee of SR Express (M) Sdn Bhd, Ukasyah Amiruddin, 33, for helping the company to secure a tender to supply, process, print and post PDRM summons notices.

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