Unemployed man jailed one year for forging personal documents to obtain loan

By ANDY CHUA

SIBU: A jobless man was sentenced to a year in prison by the Magistrate's Court here on Thursday (Nov 4) after he pleaded guilty to forging another person's personal documents to obtain a RM3,500 loan from a licensed money lender.

Magistrate Mohd Syukri Mokhtar ordered the accused, Robert Liun, 23, to serve the sentence effective Thursday.

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