Did authorities recover any of the extorted RM560,000?

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Authorities Recovered Part of the Extorted Funds

Authorities have recovered a portion of the RM560,000 that a Chinese national allegedly paid to 12 Malaysian police officers in an extortion case. The victim reported that he was compelled to make this payment before lodging a formal complaint.
Victim Paid RM560,000 Before Reporting

The Chinese national reportedly paid RM560,000, equivalent to US$140,000, as part of a larger demand of RM2 million made by the accused police personnel. This payment was made before the victim proceeded to lodge a police report at the Dang Wangi district police headquarters.
Twelve Police Officers Arrested in Connection

Following the victim's report, twelve police officers, including those holding senior ranks such as Deputy Superintendent (DSP) and Assistant Superintendent (ASP), were arrested. These arrests are directly linked to the allegations of extortion made by the Chinese national.
Investigation Led to Recovery of Funds

The recovery of a portion of the money is a significant development in the ongoing investigation. The recovered funds are believed to be directly connected to the alleged extortion incident involving the Chinese national and the arrested police officers.
Case Confirmed by District Police Chief

Assistant Commissioner Sazalee Adam, the Dang Wangi district police chief, has confirmed the arrests of the police personnel. The exact timeline of the alleged extortion and the specific identities of the officers involved have not been disclosed in the reports, nor has information regarding any charges being filed.

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