GEORGE TOWN: A South Korean pastor who is speech- and hearing-impaired used hand sign to plead not guilty when charged with molest at a Magistrate’s Court here.
Friday, 22 Jan 2021 06:09 PM MYT
The Magistrate’s Court court allowed bail of RM6,000 for all four of the accused with one surety. Reuters pic
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GEORGE TOWN, Jan 22 ― Four men were charged in the Magistrate’s Court here today with using criminal force to deter policemen from discharging their duties in Tanjung Tokong, here last Sunday.
While Shahrizal Anuar, 38, and Mohd Safwan Akbar, 29, pleaded guilty under Section 353 of the Penal Code, two others, Mohd Hafiz Nasri Shah, 28, and Mohd Danial Al Arabia Mohd. Rafi, 24, pleaded not guilty to the same charge.
GEORGE TOWN: A South Korean pastor who was charged with two counts of outraging the modesty of two men in Butterworth about two weeks ago has been slapped with another similar charge in a Magistrate’s Court here.
However, the charge was not read out to Jee Jong Hoon, 54, who is speech- and hearing-impaired, as there was no international sign language interpreter available, and no plea was recorded yesterday.
According to the charge, Jee is alleged to have used criminal force on a man who was then 20 years old by touching his private parts, hugging and kissing his cheek and lips with the intention to outrage his modesty at a house in Gelugor in 2000.
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