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Only days out of prison, ex-convict claims trial to sexually assaulting teen sister

34-year-old charged with two counts of the offence, one for non-physical assault on Apr 6, one for physical assault on Apr 8 in Kota Bharu

3:40 PM MYT

 

KOTA BHARU – An ex-convict was brought to the sessions court here today and charged with two counts of sexually assaulting his younger sister, just days after he was discharged from prison.

The 34-year-old man pleaded not guilty to both charges before judge Nik Habri Muhamad. 

On the first count, he was charged with committing non-physical assault by causing his 17-year-old sister to watch and listen to sexual activities. 

The offence, under Section 15 (e) of the Sexual Offences Against Children Act, was allegedly committed in a house here at about 10pm last April 6. 

He faces imprisonment for up to 10 years, a maximum fine of RM20,000, or both, if found guilty.  

He was also charged with committing physical sexual assault on the girl at the same location at about 11am last April 8. 

The charge, framed under Section 14 (a) of the same law, provides imprisonment for up to 20 years and is liable to whipping upon conviction. 

The man was not allowed bail and the court set May 6 for mention. 

Deputy public prosecutor Siti Edabayu Subhan prosecuted, while the accused was unrepresented. – April 15, 2024

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