Ex-DBKL deputy director gets four years' jail, RM1mil fine for corruption


KUALA LUMPUR: Former KL City Hall (DBKL) senior deputy director Sabudin Mohd Salleh was sentenced to four years in prison and fined RM1 million by the High Court here on two charges of obtaining bribes amounting to RM200,000 for issuing work permits to a subcontractor.

Judge K. Muniandy meted out the sentence on Tuesday (Aug 15) after allowing the prosecution’s appeal to set aside the Sept 15, 2022 decision of the Sessions Court to free Sabudin, 62, of both the corruption charges.

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