PUTRAJAYA, May 6 — The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has recommended two people involved in the chip patent deal with UK semiconductor giant Arm Holdings to be charged, its outgoing chief commissioner Tan Sri Azam Baki said today.
“Two people. I can’t tell you who, but we are recommending that they be charged,” he said at a press conference to unveil four of the dozen artworks bought with siphoned money from 1MDB at MACC headquarters here.
“But whether or not they will be charged, it’s not up to us. If they (the Attorney General Chambers) don’t think they should be, then okay, but on our side, we recommended the two be charged,” Azam added.
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