6 March 2007
Kuala Lumpur
27-year-old Norzana Ruslan was sentenced to 50 months' jail in court yesterday after pleading guilty to fraudulently withdrawing RM1.24 million from a Tabung Haji account.
Norzana was also sentenced to 24 months' jail for a second transaction that she made using a forged identity card in the name of Yuhaniz Padil. This sentence has been set to run concurrently with the first offence's sentence from the date of her arrest on 3 August 2005.
The hairdresser had used the identity card which was given by her friends whom she met in Shah Alam.
New Straits Times - RM1.2m fraud: Woman gets 50 months
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