TAMPIN: The Magistrate’s Court here today set Aug 21 for mention of a case involving an Indonesian plantation worker who was charged with the murder o...
The Magistrate’s Court here today set Aug 21 for mention of a case involving an Indonesian plantation worker who was charged with the murder of his three countrymen.
Magistrate Tan Chai Wei fixed the date following a request for a new date by deputy public prosecutor Ummi Amyra Natasha Azhar as the prosecution had yet to get the documents on the case, such as the post mortem and chemist reports. Last Jun 24, Mohamad Rozak Nor, 20, was charged in the Rembau Magistrate’s Court with murdering Hari Sucipto, 19, Ramdani Sahrul, 20 and Gunawan Pani, 20, at a workers quarters at Ladang Chin Fatt in Gemencheh, Tampin, between 10.40pm and 11pm on Dec 5, 2019.
The charge, under Section 302 of the Penal Code, provides the mandatory death sentence, upon conviction. —
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