Businesswoman claims trial to theft of computer files


Facing the law: Gee (left), with lawyer Nurol Afiqah, leaving the Sessions Court in Kuala Lumpur.

KUALA LUMPUR: Businesswoman Datuk Gee Siew Yee pleaded not guilty in a Sessions Court here with allegedly accessing a computer without authorisation.

Gee, 56, allegedly committed the offence with intent to access three files pertaining to Taman Perdana Royal Club meetings that were stored in a computer owned by an IT manager, Brian Periera, 32.

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