Former public officer fined RM40,000 for receiving gratification of RM25,500 09 Feb 2021 / 13:36 H. Pix for illustration purposes.
IPOH: A former civil servant was fined RM40,000 at the Sessions Court here today after pleading guilty to two counts of receiving gratification for himself totalling RM25,500 three years ago.
Judge S. Indra Nehru also ordered Herman Ibrahim, 46, a former cultural officer at the Perak State Secretary’s Office to serve eight months’ jail for each count if he failed to pay the fine.
Herman pleaded guilty to the charge of receiving gratification of RM7,500 from the company owner of Pro Explore Event Management, Mohd Zulkhibri Abdul Mutalib, at a Public Bank branch in Jalan Sultan Idris Shah here on Nov 15, 2018, when he was serving as an agent to Perak Malaysia Games (Sukma) 2018 Secretariat.
Published on: Tuesday, February 02, 2021
By: Bernama
Herman Ibrahim faces six charges over bribery.
IPOH: The trial of a former public officer who was charged with six counts of receiving bribes, amounting to RM257,600, at the Sessions Court here, in July and August last year, has been adjourned to Feb 9 for plea bargain.
At Monday’s proceedings, lawyer Khairilazwar Khalil, representing Herman Ibrahim, 46, a former Kumpulan Selendang Perak Cultural Officer at the State Secretary’s Office, asked the court to set a new date for mention for plea bargain proceeding.
Khairilazwar told the court that the defence would write a letter of application to the prosecution for a plea bargain.
Hearing of corruption case involving cultural officer postponed for plea bargain 01 Feb 2021 / 15:50 H. Pix for illustration purposes.
IPOH: The trial of a former public officer who was charged with six counts of receiving bribes, amounting to RM257,600, at the Sessions Court here, in July and August last year, has been adjourned to Feb 9 for plea bargain.
At today’s proceedings, lawyer Khairilazwar Khalil, representing Herman Ibrahim, 46, a former Kumpulan Selendang Perak Cultural Officer at the State Secretary’s Office, asked the court to set a new date for mention for plea bargain proceeding.
Khairilazwar told the court that the defence would write a letter of application to the prosecution for a plea bargain.