Two Pakistanis among three men jailed for bribing police in Kuantan
Wednesday, 17 Jun 2020 10:24 PM MYT
KUANTAN, June 17 — The Sessions Court here today sentenced three men including two Pakistanis to three months’ jail and RM10,000 fine each after they pleaded guilty to bribing a police inspector. They were charged with giving a RM2,000 bribe to Inspector G. Saravanaa at 12.15pm on June 9 this year in the investigating officer’s room at the Bera district police headquarters near here.
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