Rider with multiple prior offences gets seven years’ jail, caning for robbing woman in Demak
By Dorcas Ting KUCHING, Oct 29: A food delivery rider with a string of prior convictions was sentenced to seven years’ jail and one stroke of the rotan today for robbing a woman near her home in Demak and escaping on his motorcycle. Mohammad Shafiq Azwan Razaman, 31, pleaded guilty to robbery under Section 392 of the Penal Code before Sessions Court Judge Shafiza Datu Abdul Razak Tready. He was unrepresented. The offence carries up to 14 years’ jail, and offenders may also be fined or whipped…
A 31-year-old food delivery rider with prior convictions was sentenced to seven years in prison and one stroke of the rotan for robbing a woman in Demak. The court accepted his guilty plea for the offense, which resulted in the victim losing approximately RM3,000 in cash and personal items.
Mohammad Shafiq Azwan Razaman pleaded guilty to robbery under Section 392 of the Penal Code before Sessions Court Judge Shafiza Datu Abdul Razak Tready.
The robbery occurred on October 21 when the defendant snatched bags from a mother and daughter, causing the mother to fall and sustain minor injuries.
Police arrested the defendant on October 24, recovering stolen documents, the motorcycle used, and other items identified by the victim.
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KUCHING, Oct 29: A food delivery rider with a string of prior convictions was sentenced to seven years’ jail and one stroke of the rotan today for robbing a woman near her home in Demak and escaping on his motorcycle.
Mohammad Shafiq Azwan Razaman, 31, pleaded guilty to robbery under Section 392 of the Penal Code before Sessions Court Judge Shafiza Datu Abdul Razak Tready.
He was unrepresented. The offence carries up to 14 years’ jail, and offenders may also be fined or whipped.
The court heard that the 43-year-old victim was walking with her mother along Lorong Demak Bayu at about 2pm on Oct 21 when a man on a motorcycle rode up and yanked the older woman’s handbag from her arm.
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