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KUALA LUMPUR: An unemployed man has been charged in a Magistrate's Court here with murdering his parents, whose bodies were found with multiple stab wounds in their Kampung Sungai Penchala home. Afendi Muhammad Agus@ Muhamed Ali, 42, nodded after the charges were read out to him before Magistrate Wong Chai Sia on Friday( Dec 15). However, no plea was recorded as the case is under the jurisdiction of the High Court. ALSO READ: Man who allegedly murdered parents nabbed at Penchala tunnelHe was cha

IPOH: Two friends escaped the hangman’s noose when they were freed by a High Court here on two charges of drug trafficking. Judicial commissioner Bhupindar Singh Gurcharan Singh Preet on Wednesday( Jan 5) acquitted and discharged Nurafizza Mustafa, 28, and Chia Ka Yang, 30. However another friend of theirs, Jackson Ng Teck Seng, 33, was ordered to enter his defence. The three labourers were jointly charged four years ago with trafficking in 18. 2gm of heroin and monoacetylmorphine at a hotel roo

SHAH ALAM: A 31-year-old man was charged at the Sessions Court here with money laundering involving RM470, 000. Norman Zakaria, who is the director of a foreign exchange investment company, had allegedly committed the offence in November last year.He pleaded not guilty before judge Muhamad Anas Mahadzir. According to the charge sheet, Norman had transferred the allegedly ill-gotten funds from the account of his company Essence Pro Services to an account of another company at a bank in Petaling J

TAWAU: The prosecution in the trial of six policemen and a civilian who are charged with killing an ehailing driver will adduce to show that the murder took place on Jan 13 last year( 2023), where the deceased was lured out of a hotel in Tawau and ordered to drive with others in a car to an oil palm plantation where he was killed. The trial of the six policemen and a civilian who are charged with killing the ehailing driver early last year, along with former Eastern Sabah Security Command( ESSCo

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TAWAU: A senior police officer from Bukit Aman, Kuala Lumpur, told the High Court here on Tuesday that he had arrested three policemen at the Eastern Sabah Security Command( Esscom) office in Lahad Datu, Sabah, in connection with the murder of e-hailing driver Nurman Bakaratu. Insp Muhamad Nazmi Zulkafli, 33, from the D14 Organised Crime Investigation Division, said he arrested two of them, Rosdi Rastam and Khairul Azman Bakar, at 5. 25pm on Jan 25 last year, while John Kennedy Sanggah was arres

TAWAU: A police officer on Wednesday( Jan 24) told the High Court here at the trial of the murder of e-hailing driver Nurman Bakaratu, that a pair of pink children's shoes were among the items found in a white car he examined on Jan 17 last year. Insp Saizul Farhan Mahali, 38, who is a crime scene investigation officer at the Criminal Investigation Department of the Sabah Contingent Police Headquarters said that besides the shoes found under the rear passenger seat on the left side of the vehicl