MPSJ officer jailed 4 years and fined RM1.28mil for faking invoices


SHAH ALAM: Former Subang Jaya Municipal Council (MPSJ) officer Ahmad Faizal Azhar was sentenced to four years in jail and fined a staggering RM1.28mil after he was found guilty of submitting 15 fake invoices involving the supply of Zon Bersih signboards and dumpsters.

Sessions Court judge Asmadi Husin also ordered 41-year-old Ahmad Faizal Azhar to serve 15 years in jail if he did not pay the RM1,280,600 fine.

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