Police in Malaysia have launched investigations following claims that an officer from the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) received RM350,000. The investigations consist of two separate papers: one focusing on the alleged receipt of money by the MACC officer, and the other concerning potential defamation and misuse of network services. Details surrounding the allegations and the identity of the officer involved have not been released to the public. Authorities have not yet confirmed the source of the claims or the circumstances surrounding the alleged bribery. This development raises concerns about potential corruption within Malaysia’s anti-graft agency. Further investigations are underway to determine the validity of the accusations and to ensure accountability. The probe will aim to uncover the full extent of the situation and determine if any laws were broken.