'Pengebom berani mati' parti Hallowen didenda RM400

Perunding Teknologi Maklumat warga Yaman yang berpakaian ala pengebom berani mati ketika menghadiri parti Halloween didenda maksimum RM400 oleh Mahkamah Majistrer di sini, hari ini.

Hukuman dijatuhkan Majistret Nurulhuda Zakariya selepas tertuduh, Amjad Jalal Ahmed Al-Dahan, 34 mengaku bersalah selepas tuduhan dibacakan dalam bahasa Inggeris.

Mahkamah juga menetapkan penjara empat hari sekiranya gagal membayar denda berkenaan.

Mengikut pertuduhan, Amjad Jalal melakukan mudarat awam dengan memakai kostum seorang pengebom berani mati di tempat awam di kondominium Armanee Terrace Kondominium Damansara, dekat sini, jam 7.40 petang, pada 28 Oktober lepas.

Pendakwaan dibuat mengikut Seksyen 290 Kanun Keseksaan yang memperuntukkan denda maksimum RM400.

Peguam tertuduh, Puan Sri N. Saraswathy Devi memohon tertuduh dikenakan hukuman ringan atas alasan anak guamnya telah direman selama seminggu dan memohon maaf atas perbuatannya.

Timbalan Pendakwa Raya, Norazalina Razali, bagaimanapun memohon tertuduh dikenakan hukuman lebih berat sebagai pengajaran kepada tertuduh dan orang awam.

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