Transgender acquitted of robbing policeman in Sabah

By MUGUNTAN VANAR

KOTA KINABALU: A transgender, who was charged with robbing a policeman of RM300, was acquitted by the Sessions Court here Tuesday (Sept 13).

Sessions Court judge Ummu Kalthom Abd Samad acquitted Nidsmar Jamal, 23, without his defence being called.

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