Durian seller charged with breaking into Genting casino, stealing chips worth RM4.6mil

KUALA LUMPUR: A durian seller has been charged in the Magistrate's Court in Raub for allegedly breaking into a casino room in Genting Highlands and stealing 1,160 chips worth more than RM4.6mil belonging to Genting Highlands Berhad in October last year.

Lee Kian Keong, 45, pleaded not guilty after the charge was read before Magistrate Siti Aisyah Ahmad.

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Genting Highlands , Court , Pahang , Durian Seller , Casino Chips , Theft , RM4.6 million , Section 457 Penal Code

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