Ex-cop says tribunal probe will implicate A-G, Musa in ‘black eye’ case

Abdul Gani Patail 

KUALA LUMPUR, March 16 — A former senior policeman wants Datuk Seri Najib Razak to set up a tribunal to investigate Tan Sri Abdul Gani Patail and Tan Sri Musa Hassan, saying that this would find the duo guilty of fabricating evidence in Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s “black eye” incident.

Datuk Mat Zain Ibrahim, who was the investigating officer in the “black eye” case, claimed today that both men were never investigated for “evidence fabrication” and had only been cleared of “abuse of power” allegations.

He claimed this could be a “new lead” that would warrant the formation of the tribunal.


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Like Najib and Rosmah, ex-IGP Musa declines Sodomy II interview

As expected, former Inspector-General of Police Musa Hassan has refused to be a defence witness for Opposition Leader Anwar Ibrahim, who is facing sodomy charges that he has accused Prime Minister Najib Razak and wife Rosmah Mansor of hatching to derail his political comeback.

Both Najib and Rosmah had pulled a similar feat last week when they complied with judge's request to turn up for the interview. However, the first couple made it clear right from the start that they did not wish to answer any questions or be interviewed at all. They also refused to take the witness stand despite having met the complainant just before he lodged the police report that led to the current trial.

Both PM and wife said they would only agree to testify if they were issued a court summon, and given the skewed judiciary system in Malaysia, few believe Anwar can succeed in getting a court to order them to appear.

Musa keeps Rosmah happy and Shafie out

Chief Minister Musa Aman's extensive reach in Sabah makes him an almost invincible opponent to allies and enemies alike.

LAHAD DATU: Musa Aman has ultimate control over the state’s economy, security and soil. He is Chief Minister, Finance Minister and Sabah Umno chairman.

It is a concentration of power, without oversight and unprecedented, in a state government. It was unheard of prior to the Umno-led Barisan Nasional’ s takeover of the state administration.

It also explains Musa’s controlling reach in the extraction and export of logs from Sabah’s forests. Timber was once Sabah’s goldmine.