Doctor, 73, pleads guilty to deceiving JPJ


Facing the music: MACC officers escorting the two insurance agents to the Sessions Court in George Town.

BUTTERWORTH: Four doctors and two insurance agents were charged in different Sessions Courts with trying to deceive the Road Transport Department (JPJ) into processing the goods and public service vehicle licences of two drivers.

Only one of the doctors pleaded guilty while the others claimed trial.

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