Kugan's case: Defence yet to get documents
Published: Nov 5, 2009 6:57 PM | Updated: Nov 6, 2009 12:43 PM
The Petaling Jaya Sessions Court set Dec 3 for second mention on the case of A Kugan, who died while in police custody, to enable the prosecution to hand over all documents pertaining to the case.
The Petaling Jaya Sessions Court set Dec 3 for second mention on the case of A Kugan, who died while in police custody, to enable the prosecution to hand over all documents pertaining to the case.
Judge Aslam Zainuddin set the date after the defence, led by Raj Pal Singh, told the court that his team have yet to receive several documents pertaining to the case.
The prosecution, led by Deputy Public Prosecutor Mohamad Abazafree Mohd Abbas, had no objection to the request.
On Oct 1, a constable from the Subang USJ Police Station, V Navindran, 28, pleaded not guilty at the same court to two counts of causing grievous hurt to Kugan.
Kugan, 22, was detained by police on Jan 15 this year on suspicion of being involved in car thefts but died several days later while being remanded at the police station.
- Bernama
Judge Aslam Zainuddin set the date after the defence, led by Raj Pal Singh, told the court that his team have yet to receive several documents pertaining to the case.The prosecution, led by Deputy Public Prosecutor Mohamad Abazafree Mohd Abbas, had no objection to the request.
On Oct 1, a constable from the Subang USJ Police Station, V Navindran, 28, pleaded not guilty at the same court to two counts of causing grievous hurt to Kugan.
Kugan, 22, was detained by police on Jan 15 this year on suspicion of being involved in car thefts but died several days later while being remanded at the police station.
- Bernama
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