Two JPJ personnel plead not guilty to corruption charge


MELAKA: Two Road Transport Department (JPJ) personnel pleaded not guilty in the Ayer Keroh Sessions Court here on Tuesday (Feb 14) to charges of corruptly offering gratification to a colleague as an inducement to not take action against lorries belonging to certain operators carrying excessive loads.

Mohd Rafi Abd Rahman, 59, allegedly offered RM600 for a period of six months to a Grade AB29 inspector at Melaka JPJ as gratification for not taking action against lorries with Pepsi or Saudagar stickers for carrying excessive loads.

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