A Kuching man was sentenced to jail and fined for assaulting and insulting a woman's modesty after she refused his lewd demand.
Indecent proposal: Kuching man jailed, fined for insulting woman’s modesty and punching her after she refused lewd demand
Magistrate Ling Hui Chuan convicted Mohd Ariffshahrin Bujang, 24, on his own guilty plea to both charges when they were read to him. The second charge under Section 323 of the Penal Code was for voluntarily causing hurt by punching her in the face.
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