Two cops jailed, fined for bribe-taking


KUALA LUMPUR: Two policemen were sentenced to six months’ jail and fined RM2,000 each by the Sessions Court here for accepting a bribe of RM800 as an inducement to not take any action involving a khalwat (close proximity) case.

Judge Rosli Ahmad handed down the sentence on Nur Fikri Mohd Fadzilee, 28, and Mohd Fazly Hambali, 39, after finding them guilty of the offence.

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