Kuih seller charged with using fake money to buy durian


SEREMBAN: A kuih seller is facing up to 20 years in jail for allegedly using six counterfeit RM100 notes to buy durian. Ridzuan Mat Nor, 35, claimed trial after the charges were read to him before Sessions Court judge G. Ramesh.

For the first charge which he allegedly committed on Aug 3, Ridzuan had allegedly handed over four fake RM100 notes with the serial number BV9901303 to Madzar Abd Aziz, 59, although he knew they were counterfeit.

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