Man admits to consorting with pistol smuggler


Facing the law: Amirul Asyraff pleaded guilty to one charge of consorting with a gang member who smuggled a pistol into Singapore. — The Straits Times/ANN

A 27-year-old man has been found guilty of consorting with a fellow gang member who smuggled a pistol into Singapore from Malaysia to scare a rival gang.

Amirul Asyraff Muhammad Junus pleaded guilty yesterday to one charge of consorting with Muhammad Ikram Abdul Aziz, 26, who was in unlawful possession of a Shooters Sea Hawk pistol and eight bullets.

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