SEREMBAN: A former factory worker was sentenced to 38 years in jail and 17 strokes of rotan by the High Court here today after finding him guilty of m...
: A former factory worker was sentenced to 38 years in jail and 17 strokes of rotan by the High Court here today after finding him guilty of murdering his brother-in-law and injuring another man, seven years ago.
For the murder charge, the accused was sentenced to 30 years imprisonment and 12 strokes of rotan, while for the second charge, he was sentenced to eight years in jail and five strokes of rotan.According to the first charge, the accused together with two other individuals who have already died allegedly murdered Salman Raja Abdullah, 37, at the time of the incident at Jalan Besar Papan Tanda, Taman Angsamas, Mambau, at 8.30 pm on Aug 7, 2016.
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