Wohhhh~
It has been a long tym since my last update.
Kenapa now dni tak rajin nak update blog?
Frankly speaking I am really busy ryte now. Yet to settle my works, studies, n olso some preparation b4 my W-day..
Hurmm I'll try to update my blog after dis.
Mesti! :')
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Wireman charged for snatch theft
by MARHALIM ABAS
Malay Mail
Wednesday, October 6th, 2010 13:10:00
SHAH ALAM: An 18-year-old wireman is facing the possibility of being jailed for 14 years for snatching a handbag which only contained a school uniform and an identity card.
R. Sinnappayan was this morning charged at the Sessions Court for stealing the bag belonging to a 16-year-old school girl at an overhead bridge in Taman Indah Perdana, Kepong at 6pm on Sept 29.
Deputy public prosecutor Faridah Nardinie Baharom asked the court not to offer any bail due to public interest as this was a snatch theft case.
She said Sinnappan was being charged Section 392 of the Penal Code which call for a maximum sentence of 14 years and a fine.
However, judge Hasbi Hassan fixed bail at RM7000 with one surety.
She told Sinnappan that if he managed to raise bail, he should not to be involved in any crime pending trial or risk having it revoked.
Hasbi also fixed Nov 8 for mention and told Sinnappan to appoint a lawyer.
At Press time, Sinnappan had yet to raise the bail sum.
by MARHALIM ABAS
Malay Mail
Wednesday, October 6th, 2010 13:10:00
SHAH ALAM: An 18-year-old wireman is facing the possibility of being jailed for 14 years for snatching a handbag which only contained a school uniform and an identity card.
R. Sinnappayan was this morning charged at the Sessions Court for stealing the bag belonging to a 16-year-old school girl at an overhead bridge in Taman Indah Perdana, Kepong at 6pm on Sept 29.
Deputy public prosecutor Faridah Nardinie Baharom asked the court not to offer any bail due to public interest as this was a snatch theft case.
She said Sinnappan was being charged Section 392 of the Penal Code which call for a maximum sentence of 14 years and a fine.
However, judge Hasbi Hassan fixed bail at RM7000 with one surety.
She told Sinnappan that if he managed to raise bail, he should not to be involved in any crime pending trial or risk having it revoked.
Hasbi also fixed Nov 8 for mention and told Sinnappan to appoint a lawyer.
At Press time, Sinnappan had yet to raise the bail sum.
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