17 jailed for bribing traffic enforcement officers


JOHOR BARU: Five Singaporeans were among 17 men charged in the Sessions Court here for bribing traffic enforcement officers.

The suspects, aged between 26 and 56, had given out bribes of between RM50 and RM1,000 to the police and Land Public Transp­ort Commission (SPAD) officers amounting to RM5,443 during roadblocks in October and November last year.

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