Woman, 34, gets five years for using counterfeit RM100 bills


KUALA PILAH: A 34-year-old woman was sentenced to five years in jail after she pleaded guilty on Friday (May 17) at the Sessions Court here to two counts of using counterfeit RM100 bills last September.

Mas Fadila Senin pleaded guilty to the charges after they were read to her by the interpreter before judge Nariman Badruddin.

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