SPRM sahkan skandal Jabatan Air Negeri Sabah tiada unsur rasuah

TENTU anda masih ingat penangkapan menggemparkan negara yang dibuat oleh Suruhanjaya Pencegahan Rasuah Malaysia, SPRM berhubung Skandal Jabatan Air Sabah melibatkan rampasan wang tunai berpuluh juta ringgit yang sebahagiannya disimpan dalam kabinet.

Dalam sepucuk surat yang tersebar di media sosial, SPRM dikatakan telah mengesahkan bahawa tiada unsur rasuah dalam kes tersebut dan di luar bidang kuasa SPRM, oleh itu tiada tindakan lanjut akan diambil (NFA — No Further Action).

Surat yang diterima daripada SPRM itu difahamkan menjawab isu Skandal Jabatan Air Negeri Sabah yang dibangkitkan oleh Ketua Pemuda Pakatan Harapan Negeri Sabah, saudara Mohd Khairuddin bin Daud mengenai status siasatan isu berkenaan.

Bagaimanapun, menurut Halaman Facebook Pemuda Amanah Sabah, ketiga-tiga individu yang ditangkap berhubung skandal Jabatan Air Sabah itu hanya didakwa atas kesalahan pengubahan wang haram bukan didakwa atas kesalahan rasuah dan korupsi.

Persoalannya, dari manakah individu-individu yang ditangkap sebelum ini boleh memiliki berkepuk-kepuk duit, disimpan dalam kabinet, sampaikan ambil masa berhari-hari anggota pihak berkuasa nak kira jumlah wang yang dirampas.

Mana dapat duit beratus juta? Dapat derma juga ke?

Sumber: Pemuda Amanah Sabah

Saturday, 30 January 2016

Malaysia : NFA. Other parts of the World : Tangkap!

steadyaku47 : This is what is happening to the corrupt daughter-in-law of the Chilean President, Michelle Bachelet. All over the civilized world corruption is not tolerated of politicians and any public official. Yet in Bolehland we have the Peguam Negara, the highest ranking public prosecutor in the country, instructing PDRM to stamp that thieving Najib Razak's donation caper as NFA (no Further Action!). Duh! Malaysia Boleh!

Natalia Compagnon, daughter-in-law of Chilean President Michelle Bachelet, at the Guarantee Court in Rancagua, Chile on January 29, 2016

A Chilean court Friday brought formal tax fraud charges against the daughter in law of President Michelle Bachelet in a scandal the leftist leader tearfully admitted was a "painful" ordeal.

The case first came to light a year ago and has shocked the public in Chile, which is ranked by Transparency International as one of the least corrupt countries in Latin America.

The court in the central city of Rancagua banned Natalia Compagnon from leaving the country and ordered her to check in with police each month for a year while judges investigate.

"I want to tell you from the heart that these have been difficult and very painful times for me and my family," a tearful-sounding Bachelet said after the ruling.

Compagnon is married to Bachelet's son Sebastian Davalos, who previously worked in an unsalaried position in his mother's government.

Compagnon is one of the bosses of a real estate company, Caval, which is being investigated over alleged financial irregularities in the purchase of land.

The court ordered that Compagnon's partner in the company, Mauricio Valero, be held under house arrest for a year.

A total of 13 suspects in the case face charges of influence-peddling, bribery and tax fraud.

Critics had called for Compagnon to be held in prison pending the probe and said Friday's measures were too lenient.

Compagnon had to be escorted by security forces as she left the court, where an angry crowd yelled: "Thief!"

Bachelet was elected to her current term in 2014 on promises to fight corruption in Chile, the world's biggest copper producer.

She had earlier served as president from 2006 to 2010.

The Caval case has dragged down her popularity rating to a record low of about 20 percent.

She faces a mid-term test in October when the country holds municipal elections.

"This has clearly upset me deeply and that is a normal human feeling, but that has not for one minute clouded my sense of presidential responsibility," Bachelet said in an address Friday at the presidential palace.