MCMC Gather Evidence Charges Expected
- 9 years ago
The investigation into the offensive videos relating to the controversial cow-head protest continued today with the authorities inspecting Malaysiakini.tv's servers hosted at Internet service provider Jaring in Bukit Jalil's Technology Park Malaysia.
Malaysiakini's technology manager Danny Hong and senior video programmer Aizuddin Akmal Ahmad assisted five officers from the Malaysian Communication and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) led by Mohd Syukri Jamaluddin (right, in red tie) to make copies of the videos stored in the servers.
The investigation team, which included two digital forensics experts, spent about two hours at the servers farm, where a number of photographs were taken.
Later in the afternoon, Syukri and another officer arrived at the Malaysiakini office in Bangsar Utama, Kuala Lumpur - their fourth visit in the past one week - to record statements from Aizuddin (far right) and chief executive officer Premesh Chandran.
Malaysiakini's technology manager Danny Hong and senior video programmer Aizuddin Akmal Ahmad assisted five officers from the Malaysian Communication and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) led by Mohd Syukri Jamaluddin (right, in red tie) to make copies of the videos stored in the servers.
The investigation team, which included two digital forensics experts, spent about two hours at the servers farm, where a number of photographs were taken.
Later in the afternoon, Syukri and another officer arrived at the Malaysiakini office in Bangsar Utama, Kuala Lumpur - their fourth visit in the past one week - to record statements from Aizuddin (far right) and chief executive officer Premesh Chandran.