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Azmil Muntapha was today sentenced to six months in prison and a fine of RM25,000, in default six months jail, by the Sessions Court.

Tang Yao Yih was fined in default six months jail for possessing 9,130 pieces of fake cat food packaging.

The eight accused were fined RM5,000 each, in default six months' jail, while the teenager was allowed bail of RM2,000.

The Sessions Court today fined an engineer RM6,000 in default six months jail after he pleaded guilty to selling obscene photographs of a woman through the Telegram application two years ago.

A former vice-president of MBSB was fined RM22,000 in lieu of six months jail by the Sessions Court for failing to report to the MACC a RM3,000 bribe she received five years ago.

A former prisoner who has been in and out of jail for insulting the Yang di-Pertuan Agong on social media was jailed for a year and fined RM20,000, in default six months' jail, by the Sessions Court.

A 46-year-old Malaysian who was on the run for more than 20 years was sentenced to six months' imprisonment with effect from the expiry of his existing sentence meted out in 1999.

A farm worker was sentenced to 18 months jail and fined RM3,000, in default six months' jail, by the Seri Manjung Magistrate's Court today for kidnapping a 12-year-old girl.

A three-member bench comprising Datuk Yaacob Md Sam, Datuk P. Ravinthran and Datuk Wira Ahmad Nasfy Yasin dismissed Adam Rosly's appeal yesterday.

A man in a viralled video showing him punching a fireman on duty was today sentenced to six months jail and fined RM6,000 for the offence.

A 71-year-old man was fined RM6,000, in default six months jail, by the Magistrates Court here today for drink-driving.

The Sessions Court today sentenced two policemen to two years' jail and fined them RM30,000 each in default six months' jail for corruption.

A senior police officer's son was fined RM200,000 or six months' jail by the Sessions Court here today, for giving a false statement to the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC).

The Magistrate's Court here today sentenced a local man and a Filipino woman to 30 months' jail and fine of RM10,000, in default six months' jail, each for possession of 26 fake identity cards.

Judge Murtazadi Amran meted out the fine of RM5,000 on each charge, in default six months' jail, on Wong Kean Yik, 35, who pleaded guilty to the charges.

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