Man pleads not guilty over foster mother's RM182,223 account misuse
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ROMPIN: A food stall helper pleaded not guilty at the Magistrate's Court here today to charges of dishonestly using RM182,223 from his foster mother's account, as well as unlawfully possessing her debit card.
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Mohamad Nor Farazul Mohamed, 37, who faces four charges, including two related to drug offences, entered his plea before magistrate Melody Woon Sze Mun.
Nor Farazul was accused of possessing a bank debit card belonging to a 69-year-old woman without lawful authority on July 28 at a stall in Taman Seri Maulana, Pekan.
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