Cameroonian charged with possession of RM4.77mil in counterfeit ringgit notes


KUALA LUMPUR: A Cameroonian man has pleaded not guilty in the Sessions Court here to two charges of possessing counterfeit money and equipment to cut and wrap the counterfeit money.

For the first charge, Ammanuel Linwe Gwei, 51, was accused on Tuesday (Sept 10) of possessing nine bundles of fake RM100 notes with the intention of using the money as genuine at a convenience store in Brickfields here at 5pm on Aug 15.

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