Two friends plead not guilty for seeking RM100,000 bribe


  • Nation
  • Thursday, 12 Jan 2017

KUALA LUMPUR: Two friends pleaded not guilty in a Sessions Court here Thursday for asking a bribe of RM100,000 from a boutique owner as an inducement to settle her husband's case last year.

Security firm general manager Noorasyikin A. Latiff was charged with asking a bribe of RM100,000 from Nur Aisyah Roling as an inducement to solve the case of her husband Datuk Baharuddin Hamzah who was detained by the Immigration Department.

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