PUTRAJAYA, Dec. 3 -- Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) chief commissioner Tan Sri Azam Baki said investigators have collected videos, including bodycam footage, to respond to claims of misconduct during the raid on businessman Albert Tei's home.

He added that all the evidence was obtained legally.

"We have all the recordings, and some of the officers also captured the actions of other officers, in addition to the bodycam footage.

"I would also like to note that the home CCTV recordings were collected and handed over to the forensic team to show that there was no abuse of power by my officers," he told reporters during a press conference here today.

When asked about claims from a lawyer that the home CCTV had been obtained il...