Odd-job worker vows to steer clear of trouble after drug trafficking acquittal

By RSN MURALI

MELAKA: A 27-year-old man who escaped the hangman's noose on Monday (Sept 25) vows to stay on the straight and narrow for the rest of his life.

A. Uvaraj, from Bukit Baru, and a 37-year-old friend were acquitted and discharged on three charges of drug trafficking by the High Court in Ayer Keroh.

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