Two alleged gang members claim trial to armed robberies in Ipoh


IPOH: Two men from the notorious “Geng Jiva” were charged in the Sessions Court with being involved in a spate of armed robberies in several areas here.

K. Gunasegaran, 34, a wireman, and K. Kaliswaran, 35, a car wash worker from Taman Ipoh Timur, pleaded not guilty to the charges read out to them in Tamil by an interpreter before judge Ainul Shahrin Mohamad on Thursday (Nov 9).

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