IPOH, Oct 7 — The Sessions Court here today fined a Bangladeshi estate worker RM3,000 after the man pleaded guilty to bribing a traffic police sergeant last year.
Judge Ahmad Kamar Jamaludin meted out the fine on Khan Obaydul, 30, for offering the policeman a RM50 bribe as an inducement to not take action against him for not wearing a crash helmet while riding a motorcycle. He was charged with committing the offence at Jalan Kg. Muhibbah, Ayer Tawar, in the Manjung district at about 2pm on May 11, 2021.Deputy public prosecutor from the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission Maziyah Mansor prosecuted. ― Bernama
And meanwhile a convicted felon NajibRazak is running around suing the Priso S Dept for leave to attend Parliament and his spawn yananajib gets off for not paying RM10m in taxes? Where is the justice?
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