Perak-born man acquitted in Sabah weapons case after four-year battle

By SANDRA SOKIAL

KOTA KINABALU: A Perak-born man walked out of the Sessions Court, here, a free man on Tuesday (Oct 29), ending a four-year legal battle over charges of allegedly displaying 120 weapons for sale without his defence being called.

Sessions Court Judge Elsie Primus acquitted and discharged R. Rajdave Singh, 35, who had been accused of displaying various weapons for sale at a shop in Ranau, Sabah.

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