Two men found guilty for possessing venison from hunted deer at Tabin wildlife reserve


KOTA KINABALU: Two men were found guilty at the Sessions Court in Lahad Datu on Thursday (March 23) for possessing venison believed to be from deer hunted at the Tabin wildlife reserve.

However, only Gulmin Salahuddin was sentenced and a warrant of arrest had been issued for the other suspect, Ahmad Akram Mat Nawi, who was released on bail previously.

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