Bank officer who WhatsApped royalty nabbed


Job well done: Comm Wan Ahmad congratulating the recipients of the appreciation certificate during a police assembly at the Johor Baru district police headquarters. — STARpic ABDUL RAHMAN EMBONG

JOHOR BARU: Johor police will soon submit the investigation papers on the bank officer who asked a Johor royalty for financial help through WhatsApp to be charged in court.

Police would also do the same for the case involving a man who claimed that he could settle a businessman’s credit card debt by alleging he worked for the palace.

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