Former and current bank officers fined RM63,000 over failure to report bribes


‎SHAH ALAM: Two former and one current bank officer were fined a total of RM63,000 by the Sessions Court here on Tuesday (Nov 18) after pleading guilty to alternative charges of failing to report receiving bribes from a legal firm.

The accused, Koid Beng Seng, 34, Kong Tzu Mei, 39, and Rose Irnieda Mohamed, 45, entered their pleas before Judge Awang Kerisnada Awang Mahmud after the charges were read to them separately. Koid faced seven charges, while Kong and Rose Irnieda faced four and one charge, respectively.

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