Two Myanmar refugees fined RM2.5k each for offering RM60 bribe to cop


Abdul Manaf Abu Khalaf (in white) and Arif Dilda Amin (pink) pleaded guilty to a charge of attempting to bribe a policeman.

IPOH: Two refugees from Myanmar were fined RM2,500 each by a Sessions Court here for trying to bribe a policeman with RM60.

Both Abdul Manaf Abu Khalaf, 28, and Arif Dilda Amin, 24, helpers at a wholesale market here, pleaded guilty to the charge before Judge S. Indera Nehru.

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