A ridiculous USDT incident has been exposed in Malaysia.

In February of this year, several Chinese citizens were raided by police at a villa in Kajang Country Heights, and the police at the time claimed it was suspected fraud.

However, subsequent investigations showed that the people on the scene were suspected of being forced to transfer about $50k USDT.

After the incident was exposed, 12 involved police officers were arrested and suspended.

But months have passed, and there has been almost no progress in the case to date.

Charles, a lawyer representing the affected Chinese citizens, publicly questioned:

The investigation progress is unusually slow,
and there is no ruling out internal interference to cover up the case.

He also stated that if any cover-up behavior is found, he will file a complaint with the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission.

The most ironic thing is:

It was originally the police investigating crypto scams.
But in the end, even the police themselves got caught up in the USDT controversy. 👀