Sg Buloh car ramming: Duo charged with various offences
Two men were charged in connection with a car crashing into several vehicles in Sierramas, Sungai Buloh which went viral last week.
Mustaza Mustaffa, 35, and Khairul Fazily Fadzil, 40, however, pleaded not guilty after the charges against them were read before Judge Norshila Kamaruddin and Magistrate Nurshahira Abd Salim.
At the Sessions Court, Mustaza was charged with...
Two men were charged in connection with a car crashing into several vehicles in Sierramas, Sungai Buloh which went viral last week.
Mustaza Mustaffa, 35, and Khairul Fazily Fadzil, 40, however, pleaded not guilty after the charges against them were read before Judge Norshila Kamaruddin and Magistrate Nurshahira Abd Salim.
At the Sessions Court, Mustaza was charged with attempting to murder two police officers - Corporals M Amareisan and Mohd Edham Zakaria, by speedily reversing a car and trying to run over the two cops at a traffic light junction, Jalan Kuala Selangor Kepong-bound, at 12.30pm on Feb 26.
The charge, under Section 307 of the Penal Code carries a maximum jail term of 20 years upon conviction.
Mustaza and Khairul Fazily were jointly charged with possessing a dangerous weapon, an axe, at the same place, time, and date.
The charge was framed under Section 5 and Section 6(1) of the Corrosive and Explosive Substances and Offensive Weapons Act 1958.
Meanwhile, at the Magistrate’s Court, Mustaza and Khairul were jointly charged with obstructing the same police officers from carrying out their duties at the same place, time, and date, under Section 186 of the Penal Code, read together with Section 34 of the same code which carries a maximum jail term of two years or a fine of up to RM10,000 or both, if convicted.
Mustaza also claimed trial to four counts of mischief by damaging four vehicles including a Toyota Vellfire and a lorry, at the same place, time, and date.
He was charged under Section 427 of the Penal Code which carries a maximum of 12 months’ jail term, or a fine, or both if found guilty.
Mustaza was also accused of failing to produce his identity card, under Regulation 7 (1A) of the National Registration Regulations 1990, which carries a maximum fine of RM20,000 or up to three years imprisonment.
Deputy public prosecutors Alison Chan May Kam and Atifah Hazimah Wahab appeared for the prosecution.
Mustaza was represented by lawyers Suraj Singh and Raj Preet Kaur while Khairul was unrepresented.
Mustaza was allowed bail at RM43,000 in one surety for all the charges while Khairul was denied bail due to the absence of bailor.
The cases have been set for mention on April 19.
On Feb 26, a video recording of police officers firing shots at the tyres of a Proton Waja car after two suspects refused to stop the vehicle in an attempt to escape police inspection, went viral on social media.
- Bernama
