Crackhouse co-founder claims trial to three counts of posting offensive content


KUALA LUMPUR: Crackhouse Comedy Club co-founder Rizal Van Geyzel has pleaded not guilty at the Sessions Court here to three counts of posting offensive content on his social media accounts.

Rizal, or his full name Mohd Rizal Van Geyzel, claimed trial to the charges after they were read out by the court interpreter here before Sessions Court judge Nor Hasniah Ab Razak on Friday (July 22).

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