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Friday, May 6, 2016

Ku Chin Wah declared assets 22 times during service

Witness says the former KL CID chief had declared various assets owned by him and his wife, including their house, shop lot, vehicles, shares and savings amounting to RM3.19 million.
Ku Chin Wah
KUALA LUMPUR: The Sessions Court here was today told that former Kuala Lumpur CID chief Ku Chin Wah had declared his assets 22 times throughout his 35 years of service in the Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM).
DSP Amran Ab Rashid, from the Bukit Aman Integrity and Standards Compliance Department, said that all of the declarations were recorded in the Human Resource Management Information System (HRMIS) database, with the most recent declaration made on Feb 3, 2016.
“Datuk (Ku) had made 22 asset declarations throughout his career,” Amran testified in the trial of Ku, who was charged with failing to declare the source of his assets in his affidavit dated Jan 8, 2014.
Amran said according to the latest HRMIS record, Ku had declared various assets owned by him and his wife, including their house, shop lot, vehicles, shares and savings amounting to RM3.19 million.
The third prosecution witness said this during cross-examination by lawyer Geethan Ram Vincent, representing Ku, on the second day of the trial.
Amran, who has served in the police force since 2003, is responsible for supervising and processing the asset declaration form for officers at the ASP level or above.
During the examination-in-chief by Deputy Public Prosecutor Budiman Lutfi Mohamed earlier, the witness said all police officers, including Ku, would have to fill out the asset declaration form in the HRMIS on their own.
“When a police officer gains ownership of either a motor vehicle, land or residence, they will have to fill the form in the HRMIS system.
“After filling in the required details, the officer must print the form. For those at the ASP level or above, the forms must be sent to Bukit Aman’s Asset unit,” he said.
Ku, who is currently with the Bukit Aman CID secretariat division, was charged under Section 49(3) of the Anti-Money Laundering and Anti-Terrorism Financing Act 2001, which carries a maximum fine of RM1 million or a year’s jail or both if found guilty.
He was alleged to have committed the offence at the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission headquarters in Putrajaya between Dec 23, 2013 and Jan 21, 2014.
The hearing before Judge Sohaini Alias continues on May 16.
– BERNAMA

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