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15 cases involving suspects who posed as Selangor Raja Muda's aide await prosecution's decision

SHAH ALAM: Police are awaiting a decision from prosecutors on 15 more cheating cases involving a syndicate that impersonated an aide-de-camp to the Raja Muda of Selangor to dupe victims in fraudulent vehicle and property deals.

15 cases involving suspects who posed as Selangor Raja Muda's aide await prosecution's decision

Al Zulfadly Alias, 40, has been charged again in a Magistrate's Court in Klang over an alleged RM40,000 Lexus RX350 vehicle auction scam. He pleaded guilty along with another accused, Nurul Nur Syahirah Kamarudin, 37, who pleaded not guilty. The two were jointly accused of deceiving a 43-year-old woman into believing they could arrange the purchase of a used Lexus RX350 for RM40,000, acquired supposedly through an auction held in conjunction with the Asean Summit.

The offence allegedly took place at a premises in Taman Sri Andalas between April 13 and 14. They face a maximum penalty of 10 years in jail, whipping and a fine if convicted. Both accused were granted bail of RM8,000 each, with conditions requiring them to report to the nearest police station once a month. The case has been set for mention on November 20. Both were previously charged in a separate vehicle auction scam involving RM30,000 in May.

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