Court releases CCTV showing bail counter did not close early

The CCTV recording can be accessed through the judiciary’s official social media sites on Facebook and Instagram. theSun thesundaily CCTV PKPMP FederalCourt bailcounter

: The Federal Court chief registrar’s office has released a CCTV recording to prove its claim that the bail counter at the Kuala Lumpur court complex did not close early on April 20.

The CCTV recording can be accessed through the judiciary’s official social media sites on Facebook and Instagram. That statement said the counter was open as usual, and 10 accused in the case were allowed bail by the court but only four bailors were present to process bail on the said day.

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