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Published on: Thursday, February 25, 2021
By: Bernama
Sugarbook founder and CEO Chan arriving at the High Court complex in Shah Alam yesterday.
Kuala Lumpur: The founder of the Sugarbook application was charged in the Magistrate’s Court Wednesday with publishing statements conducive to public mischief on social media on Feb 10.
The accused, Chan Eu Boon, 34, however, pleaded not guilty when the charge was read out to him before Magistrate Sabreena Bakar @ Bahari.
According to the charge sheet, the accused was accused of committing the offence on Feb 10, about 10am, by using a website to publish an article entitled “Top 10 Sugar Baby University in Malaysia.” The post was seen at a public university here on the same day, at about 6.26pm.
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Wednesday, 24 Feb 2021 12:09 PM MYT
BY KENNETH TEE
Sugarbook founder and CEO Chan Eu Boon arrives at the High Court complex in Shah Alam February 24, 2021. Picture by Yusof Mat Isa
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SHAH ALAM, Feb 24 The Malaysian founder of the Sugarbook dating platform claimed trial at the Magistrates Court here today to the charge of publishing statements conducive to public mischief on social media earlier this month.
Chan Eu Boon, 34, was accused of committing the offence in a post uploaded to the TechNave news portal at around 10am on February 10.