Malaysian pilot's detention in Jakarta extended another 30 days – NCID
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A Malaysian pilot held in Jakarta over a drug-smuggling case will stay in custody for 30 more days under a court order, says NCID director.
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Bukit Aman Narcotics Crime Investigation Department (NCID) director Datuk Hussein Omar Khan said police received the latest update from the Indonesian National Police's Narcotics Crime Directorate (Narkoba Polri).
He said Indonesian authorities are still investigating the case and can detain a suspect for up to 120 days before bringing charges.
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