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Bukit Aman has contacted Indonesian authorities to seek assistance in tracking down Datuk Seri Jamal Md Yunos who has fled Malaysia. Jamal has been charged with at least six offences, including creating public nuisance by breaking bottles of alcohol to protest the Better Beer Festival outside the Selangor state secretariat building on in Oct 2017.
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