08/05/2020 05:18 PM
KUALA LUMPUR, May 8 -- An ethnic Rohingya man known as ‘Long Tiger’ was charged at Ampang Sessions Court here today on two charges of criminal breach of trust (CBT) involving RM3,500 belonging to a retiree to purchase cooking essentials and to renovate a shop.
Abdul Hamim Abdul Hamid, 31, of Tangkak, Johor pleaded not guilty after the charges were read separately before Judge Azrul Darus.
According to both charges, Abdul Hamim, the food shop manager was entrusted with RM2,000 and RM1,500 by Yazid Maarof, 69, was accused of committing criminal breach of trust with the money.
Based on the charges, the money should have been used to buy cooking necessities, as revolving capital and to renovate the shop in Desa Jaya, Kepong.
Both offences were committed at Taman Keramat Permai, here at 4 pm between January 2 and 5 2017.
The charges were made under Section 406 of the Penal Code which provides for a maximum jail term of 10 years with whipping and also liable to a fine upon conviction.
-- BERNAMA
ABDUL HAMIM BIN ABDUL HAMID atau dikenali sebagai Long Tiger telah disyaki melakukan pemerasan dan ugutan jenayah terhadap seorang lelaki melayu di Bukit Gambir sehingga menimbulkan kegusaran dan ketakutan terhadap pengadu. Bertindak atas maklumat tersebut, siasatan telah dijalankan dibawah Seksyen 388 Kanun Keseksaan.
Tertuduh telah didakwa di Mahkamah Majestrit Tangkak pada 06.05.2020. Pertuduhan dijalankan dibawah Seksyen 388 kanun Keseksaan dihadapan YA Puan Norina Binti Maludin Hakim Mahkamah Majistret Tangkak oleh YA Timbalan Pendakwaraya Puan Rasyidah Binti Abd Rashid. Tertuduh tidak mengaku salah atas pertuduhan yang dibacakan dan tertuduh telah menjelaskan jamin makhamah sebanyak RM8000 tanpa cagaran dengan 2 orang penjamin warga tempatan. Tarikh sebutan semula kes adalah pada 01 Jun 2020.
