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I have no idea how much desire you need to have in order to steal the same model vehicle twice, after the first time all went down. Well, someone actually did that, and it looks like his passion for the Toyota Hilux only earned him some years in the can.
Three years ago, N. Mohanan Kumar, 28, used a machete-like knife to threat and steal someone’s Toyota Hilux, wallet, several bank cards and a phone, all summing up to RM100,000.
The 28-year-old lorry driver claimed trial at a session court today and was found guilty, the offense also being non-bailable.
Meanwhile, Mohanan also claimed trial at a separate Sessions Court for another case implying him and the stealing of another Toyota Hilux, which allegedly happened two weeks ago.
Story via NewStraitsTimes
The 28-year-old lorry driver claimed trial at a session court today and was found guilty, the offense also being non-bailable.
Meanwhile, Mohanan also claimed trial at a separate Sessions Court for another case implying him and the stealing of another Toyota Hilux, which allegedly happened two weeks ago.
Story via NewStraitsTimes
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