Businessperson Albert Tei, who was dramatically detained by armed MACC officers last November and has repeatedly criticised the commission’s handling of his Sabah mining scandal revelations, has now seized the opportunity to strike back.

Following media reports on Azam’s shareholding, Tei, who had even claimed that a high-ranking MACC officer had threatened him not to pursue the mining scandal involving 15 politicians, lodged a report with the Petaling Jaya district police headquarters this morning...