Published: Tuesday October 2, 2012 MYT 3:10:00 PM
Unemployed man charged with rubber tapper’s murder
SUNGAI PETANI: An unemployed man was charged Tuesday with the murder of a rubber tapper at Ladang Bukit Lembut, Bedong, near here last month.
S. Kanageswaran, 25, of Taman Sari, Batu 2 here was charged with intentionally killing K. Kaliany, 55, by shooting her with a gun at 11.45 pm on Sept 17 in front of her house.
He faces the mandatory death sentence upon conviction under Section 302 of the Penal Code.
No plea was recorded and Magistrate Nur Faizah Muhamad Saleh set remention for Nov 4 pending the chemist report.
DPP Rehab Abdul Shukor prosecuted and the accused was represented by lawyer R.S.N. Rayer. - Bernama
Related Stories:
Rubber tapper killed by stray bullet during fight
Police nab four men over clash which left woman rubber tapper dead
Woman shot dead, son hacked in clash
- Task force formed to salvage Cameron Highlands
- Stern action to be taken against the culprits
- Dept: Less than 1% of forests being illegally logged
- Take action against Kian Ming, voter told
- Second-term Selangor MB Khalid outlines his plans for development of the state
- DAP unhappy over U-turn
- MPs can earn up to RM10,000 per month
- Abdul Wahid and Paul Low taking huge pay cuts
- Organisers of Penang ceramah to be called up by police
- Stern action awaits rally-goers
- Visually-impaired Faiq swims across Penang Channel
- MCA to discuss Tee’s exco appointment tomorrow
- Azmin: Stop making statements with racial overtones
- MCA group seeks change
- Karpal warns Tunku Aziz to stop attacks on DAP or face court action
- AmResearch maintains Overweight on O&G sector
- Malaysia-Market factors to watch on May 20(Monday)
- Trading ideas: Instacom, Zecon, PPB Group
- Winning ticket for record $590.5mil Powerball lottery sold in Florida
- Rod Stewart tops UK album chart for first time in 34 years
- Yahoo's board approves US$1.1bil Tumblr acquisition
- Professionals warn there is too much of office space in the Klang Valley
- Ten important items for you to prepare for the inevitable
- Malaysian stocks likely to go higher this week
- Should Sime Darby also demerge; big values can be created by spinning off companies
- Some companies contravening the Associations and the Competition Act
- Five companies tender for RM400mil job in Samalaju Port
- Malaysian hard disk drive makers see higher demand
- ICFM to host conference on coaching
- Sime Darby sukuk gets Emas status
- Chong Wei urges team-mates to bounce back from shock defeat to Taiwan
- Kien Keat-Boon Heong may not play in Group C tie against Germany
- Koo-Tan’s stunning loss rocks Malaysian camp
- Kjaersfeldt ready to continue strong Danish tradition
- Sindhu shines for India after spectacular performance
- Danial shatters 100m mark as four records fall on opening day
- Pavithraa in sizzling form despite the heat
- Wee Wern relishes playing at unique venue ... a football stadium
- Coach Irving has no doubts Nicol will peak at the right time
- ‘Comeback king’ Timothy lands his second title
- KLHC to the fore again
- New Cheras velodrome may steal limelight from RM80mil Labu project
- Azlan and Zamri do Malaysia proud in ARRC race at Sentul
- Broken clutch lever costs Hafizh dearly in Le Mans
- Dragons wilt under the Heat in Saigon
- Abdul Wahid and Paul Low taking huge pay cuts
- MPs can earn up to RM10,000 per month
- DAP unhappy over U-turn
- Take action against Kian Ming, voter told
- Stern action awaits rally-goers
- Netanyahu takes aim at weapons 'leakage' in Syria
- Second-term Selangor MB Khalid outlines his plans for development of the state
- English-medium schools seen as right move
- Task force formed to salvage Cameron Highlands
- Hindraf co-founder Uthayakumar blames his sibling for polls defeat
- MPs can earn up to RM10,000 per month
- Professionals warn there is too much of office space in the Klang Valley
- Ten important items for you to prepare for the inevitable
- Abdul Wahid and Paul Low taking huge pay cuts
- English-medium schools seen as right move
- Malaysian hard disk drive makers see higher demand
- Is BR1M a negative income tax?
- Excitement builds up for Wesak Day
- Dept: Less than 1% of forests being illegally logged
- Stern action awaits rally-goers
RSS
