MACC officers visit Guan Eng's home (Updated)

GEORGE TOWN: Officers from the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) officers were today at the home of Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng on Pinhorn Road here.
Two vehicles bearing federal plate numbers were seen entering the compound of the house while another was seen parked outside the home about 3.10pm.
It is learnt that five officers were later seen leaving the house about 4pm.
Earlier, Lim and his wife Betty Chew were at the MACC's office and left about 2.55pm with their lawyers R. S. N. Rayer and Ramkarpal Singh Deo.
Lim and Chew had recorded their statements with the MACC two weeks ago over the purchase of the RM2.8 million bungalow and the Taman Manggis land sale.
When contacted, one of Lim's counsels, Ramkarpal Singh confirmed the visit and told theSun the officers were at the house to record a follow up statement from the chief minister.
He said that they took Lim's and his wife's statement at the house for about an hour.
"It was a follow up statement from the earlier visit to MACC two weeks ago", he said.
Rayer also said the five MACC officers visited Lim's home for a "routine inspection".
"They came to Lim's home to take further statements from him and his wife," Rayer said.
MACC Penang director M. Samarajoo declined to comment on the matter.