Accused in Cambodia job scam pleads not guilty, out on bail of RM8k

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SIBU: A 25-year-old man has been released on a total bail of RM8,000 in four sureties by two magistrate's courts in Kuching after he pleaded not guilty to two charges of cheating in the Cambodia job scam.

At the first magistrate's court on Thursday , the accused, Mohd Ghafar Abd Jamal from Kampung Salak, Kuching, was charged under Section 415 of the Penal Code and which is punishable under Section 417 of the same Code.Magistrate Nuruhuda Mohd Yusof, in releasing him on bail of RM5,000 in two sureties, also ordered that the passport of the accused be impounded until the case was over.At another magistrate's court, the accused also pleaded not guilty to the charge of cheating.

The victims of the scam had applied for work in Cambodia through various social media networks between October and November, 2018 and even transferred a deposit into a bank account.

 

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