Kuala Lumpur: A dozen individuals, including a teenager, pleaded guilty in the magistrates’ court here today to rioting at Kampung Malaysia Tambahan in Cheras earlier this month.
They were fined RM3,000 each, or three months’ jail in default, by magistrate Illi Marisqa Kharizan after making the plea.The first group of accused were Farid Khalid, 35, Amir Aizuddin Alfarizan, 23, Lum Chang Sing, 24, Hakimi Hanafi, 27, and Muhammad Firdaus, 26.
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It was reported that a heated argument between two rival tow truck operators escalated into a riot. A video of the incident, showing the altercation between the two groups, had been widely circulated on social media. Daily Express Malaysia
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