Doctor's two sons face drug-trafficking charges, one also charged with gun, ammo possession


KOTA BARU: Two siblings, the sons of a doctor in Ketereh, were brought before a Magistrate's Court here on Monday (Aug 18) to face separate charges of trafficking cannabis totalling 35.58kg on Aug 5, Sinar Harian reports.

The accused, Ahmad Ammar Rusydi Mohd Hanafi, 23, and his brother Mohammed Hibatul-Alimi, 34, were charged before Magistrates' Rais Imran Hamid and Wan Mohd Izzat Wan Abdullah, respectively.

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