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2. RELATED: POLICE TO INTERVIEW JUSTO IN BANGKOK ON DECEMBER 15, IGP SAYS
3. RELATED: POLICE EXPECTED TO RECORD JUSTO'S STATEMENT ON DECEMBER 15
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POLICE TO RECORD STATEMENT FROM JUSTO IN BANGKOK
"Our counterparts in Bangkok have given the approval for us to interview Justo." – Datuk Amar Singh
REPORTED BY THE NEW STRAITS TIMES
REPORTED BY THE NEW STRAITS TIMES
KUALA LUMPUR, December 10, 2015–
Police will record a statement from former PetroSaudi executive Xavier Andre Justo in Bangkok on December 15.
Bukit Aman CID deputy director (investigation and law) Datuk Amar Singh said that he will be heading the special police investigative mission to Bangkok on that date.
"Our counterparts in Bangkok have given the approval for us to interview Justo," said Amar when contacted.
Justo, who is a Swiss national, was sentenced to three years jail on August 17 after pleading guilty to blackmailing his former employer PetroSaudi International.
He was arrested at his house on Samui Island in the southern province of Surat Thani on June 22 after officials from PetroSaudi filed a complaint that Justo attempted to blackmail the company for 2.5 million Swiss francs with documents stolen from the company.
He was sought after by the Malaysian police to facilitate investigation into issues surrounding 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB).
('Police to record statement from Justo in Bangkok.' – The New Straits Times, December 10, 2015)
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RELATED: POLICE TO INTERVIEW JUSTO IN BANGKOK ON DECEMBER 15, IGP SAYS
The Swiss national is alleged to be the source of leaked documents on PSI’s multi-billion ringgit joint-venture with 1Malaysia Development Berhad that suggested that hundreds of millions had been siphoned out.
REPORTED BY THE MALAY MAIL ONLINE
REPORTED BY THE MALAY MAIL ONLINE
KUALA LUMPUR, December 10, 2015–
Former PetroSaudi International (PSI) IT executive Xavier Andre Justo will be interviewed by a special police investigative team led by Bukit Aman CID deputy director Datuk Amar Singh in Bangkok on December 15, Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar said earlier today.
“The team will be sent to Bangkok to personally interview Justo,” the Inspector-General of Police (IGP) was quoted as saying by The Star Online news portal.
Arrested by Thai police in June, Justo had been initiallly allowed to be interviewed by the Malaysian police, only for it to be postponed.
The Swiss national is alleged to be the source of leaked documents on PSI’s multi-billion ringgit joint-venture with 1Malaysia Development Berhad that suggested that hundreds of millions had been siphoned out.
Justo is currently serving a three-year jail sentence in Thailand for attempting to blackmail and extort 2.5 million Swiss Francs (RM10.8 million) from PSI over the release of these purportedly incriminating documents.
('Police to interview Justo in Bangkok on December 15, IGP says.' – The Malay Mail Online, December 10, 2015)
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1. POLICE TO RECORD STATEMENT FROM JUSTO IN BANGKOK
2. RELATED: POLICE TO INTERVIEW JUSTO IN BANGKOK ON DECEMBER 15, IGP SAYS
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RELATED: POLICE EXPECTED TO RECORD JUSTO'S STATEMENT ON DECEMBER 15
On December 5, Bernama reported that Justo’s statement on the 1MDB issue was scheduled to be recorded last Tuesday (December 8) but was postponed by the Thai police.
REPORTED BY FREE MALAYSIA TODAY
REPORTED BY FREE MALAYSIA TODAY
MALACCA, (BERNAMA) December 10, 2015–
Malaysian police will record a statement from Xavier Andre Justo, presently detained in Bangkok, Thailand on Tuesday, to facilitate investigations into issues related to 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB).
Inspector-General of Police Khalid Abu Bakar said the date was fixed by the Thai police.
“A PDRM team headed by Bukit Aman CID deputy director (Investigation/Legal), Amar Singh Ishar Singh will be there to interview Justo,” he told reporters after opening the 27th Malaysia Auxiliary Police Conference here, today.
Also present were Auxiliary Police Association president Baharuddin Othman and Melaka police chief Chuah Ghee Lye.
Justo, 49, was jailed three years by the South Bangkok Criminal Court in Thailand on August 17 for extorting 2.5 million Swiss Franc (RM11 million) from his former employer PetroSaudi using documents stolen from the company.
On December 5, Bernama reported that Justo’s statement on the 1MDB issue was scheduled to be recorded last Tuesday (December 8) but was postponed by the Thai police.
In a separate issue, Khalid said there was a new development on the arrest of members of Islamic State yesterday, and that a statement on the matter would be issued as soon as possible.
“Indeed, there was a new detention yesterday … we will issue a statement when everything is ready. There are certain considerations to be made before we issue a statement because the operation is not over yet,” he said.
Meanwhile, he said there were 27,058 vacancies for auxiliary policemen involving 212 agencies that have been approved nationwide.
He said a review of the regulation pertaining to auxiliary police would be conducted from time to time for the wellbeing of the people and nation.
“Undeniably, the presence of the auxiliary police had helped reduce crime especially road crimes,” he added.
('Police expected to record Justo's statement on December 15.' – Free Malaysia Today, December 10, 2015)
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