How were nearly RM405,000 bribes allegedly transferred to his account?

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Bribes Allegedly Transferred Via 12 Fund Transactions into Personal Account

The nearly RM405,000 in alleged bribes were reportedly transferred into the personal bank account of a retired soldier through 12 distinct transactions. These transactions are believed to be linked to the sale of assets belonging to the Malaysian Armed Forces Veterans Association (PVATM) in 2015.
Multiple Fund Transfers Detected

Investigations revealed that the suspect, who was the PVATM's information chief at the time, is suspected of receiving the bribe money through fund transfers. A total of 12 transactions were detected by authorities, indicating a structured pattern of payments.
Transactions Linked to Asset Sales

The bribe money is believed to have been solicited and received in connection with the sale of five apartment units owned by PVATM. These assets were allegedly sold at a price below their market value.
Suspect Arrested by MACC

The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) in Penang detained the retired soldier, aged in his 60s, in connection with the case. He was arrested while providing a statement at the Penang MACC office.

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