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During the operation, MCBA found several suspicious visitor data entries linked to the login information of the officers on duty, with the first detected at 7.30pm. The data belonged to foreigners who were previously flagged by the authorities. Roszita said another suspicious data entry was logged at 9pm linked to the user ID of a supervisor stationed at a counter for vehicles. "A search at the vehicle zone counter found RM2,800 in cash and two mobile phones in the possession of one of the suspects," she told a press conference. "Further investigation led to the discovery of 14 foreign passports hidden in a black bag in the ceiling of another counter." Eleven passports belonged to Chinese nationals, while another three belonged to Indonesians. Roszita added that further checks in the motorcycle zone found two more mobile phones belonging to the second suspect, which were also seized for further investigation. She said both suspects were immediately arrested and handed over to the Johor Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission at 10am today. "Investigations into both suspects are still ongoing, including the possibility of their involvement in a syndicate carrying out similar activities. "We have reported this case to the MCBA headquarters in Putrajaya," she said.
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