MMEA officer fined RM25,000 for accepting bribes two years ago


ALOR SETAR: An officer of the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) was fined RM25,000 after pleading guilty at the Sessions Court here to five charges of accepting bribes amounting to RM2,300 two years ago.

Judge N. Priscilla Hemamalini on Wednesday (Nov 13) imposed a RM5,000 fine for each charge faced by Muhamad Abdul Hadi Abdullah, 35 and the court ordered the accused to be jailed for five months for each charge if he failed to pay the fine.

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