Man jailed 7 days for assaulting female driver
THE Tapah magistrate’s court today sentenced a man who assaulted a female driver in Lata Iskandar to seven days in prison.
Magistrate Siti Hanum Mohmad Sah meted out the sentence after Mohammad Zaim Faiz Tarmizi, 29, who was unrepresented, pleaded guilty to the two charges against him. He was charged under section 506 of the penal code for criminal intimidation and section 323 of the same law for voluntarily causing hurt.
The accused could be jailed for up to seven years, or a fine or both for the first offence, and jailed for up to one year or a fine of up to RM2,000 or both for the second offence. Zaim was later sentenced to seven days in prison on each count and the sentences to run concurrently from the date of conviction today. – Bernama, June 9, 2023.
Malaysia Latest News, Malaysia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
3-day remand for man filmed attacking female driver | The Malaysian InsightPolice arrest factory supervisor in Serdang after assaulting woman in Tapah.
Read more »
Philippine police officer jailed for killing S. Korean man | The Malaysian InsightCourt rules Ricky Santa Isabel guilty of ‘kidnapping with homicide’.
Read more »
Man claims trial to falsifying RM13.8 million invoices, purchase orders | The Malaysian InsightMan claims trial to falsifying RM13.8 million invoices, purchase orders
Read more »
Man detained for allegedly abusing girlfriend’s baby | The Malaysian InsightPolice say 23-month-old beaten for making too much noise.
Read more »
Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Top In Tech Ep35: The Bursa Carbon Exchange: A Game Changer for Malaysian Businesses. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.Topic Brief: The Bursa Carbon Exchange (BCX) is Malaysia’s first government-backed voluntary carbon exchange. This is a platform that allows companies to purchase voluntary carbon credits from climate-friendly projects and solutions. It provides an opportunity for Malaysian businesses to reduce their carbon footprint and contribute to reducing carbon emissions. Hence, the launch of the Bursa Carbon Exchange is timely given the growing impact of global warming, and the important role voluntary carbon markets will play to support financing for climate-friendly projects and solutions. This latest episode will discuss how Malaysian businesses can benefit from the Bursa Carbon Exchange as we explore the opportunities for Malaysian businesses in the voluntary carbon market and how they can contribute to reducing carbon emissions. We will also discuss the challenges that Malaysian businesses face in reducing their carbon footprint and the benefits of reducing carbon emissions for Malaysian businesses. Discussion Angles: -How can Malaysian businesses benefit from the Bursa Carbon Exchange? -What are the opportunities for Malaysian businesses in the voluntary carbon market? -How can Malaysian businesses contribute to reducing carbon emissions? -What are the challenges that Malaysian businesses face in reducing their carbon footprint? -How can this help businesses meet their sustainability goals? Moderator: Karamjit Singh, CEO, Digital News Asia Speakers: -Tommy Lim, CEO, ICT Zone -Mohan Kumar D, Workforce Services and Solutions Head, Greater Asia, HP Inc
Read more »
Jumlah kes Covid-19 menurun 9.9% | The Malaysian InsightMenteri Kesihatan Dr Zaliha Mustafa berkata kadar kemasukan pesakit Covid-19 termasuk yang disyaki dijangkiti, ke fasiliti kesihatan awam juga menurun.
Read more »