Two cops claim trial to receiving a total of RM20,500 bribe


KUALA LUMPUR: A police inspector and a sergeant claimed trial in a Sessions Court Thursday ‎for receiving a total of RM20,500 bribe to solve and lighten sentences in drug cases three years ago.

Insp Mohd Tahzir Husain, 30, was accused to ‎accepting RM20,000 bribe from a 34-year-old jobless man as an inducement to lighten the sentences against the man's 59-year-old father and 40-year-old stepmother.

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