Eleven acquitted, 16 ordered to enter defence in Lahad Datu intrusion case

By RUBEN SARIO and STEPHANIE LEE

Nation
Friday, 05 Feb 2016
1:56 AM MYT

Malaysian forces prepare to move in on intruders in Tanduo in this 2013 file pic.

KOTA KINABALU: The High Court here has acquitted 11 Philippine nationals who were charged in connection with the 2013 intrusion of Lahad Datu.

High Court Justice Stephen Chung, however, ordered another 16 Filipinos to enter their defence.

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Tags / Keywords: Courts & Crime , Lahad Datu , defence , intrusion , Sabah

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