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A local council valuation officer has been charged at the Sessions Court in Johor Baru with 24 counts of submitting false overtime claims during the 15th General Election (GE15) period.

Labis District Council valuation officer Muhammad Fakhrurazie Abd Razak, 32, pleaded not guilty to using the names of eight individuals to make false claims totalling RM17,548.80 from October to December 2022.

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00:00A local council valuation officer was charged at the Johor Bahru Sessions Court on Tuesday
00:07with 24 counts of submitting false overtime claims during the 15th general election period.
00:14Labis District Council Valuation Officer Muhammad Fakhru Razi Abdul Razak pleaded not guilty to
00:20using the names of eight individuals to make false claims totaling 17,548 ringgit and 80 sen
00:29from October to December 2022. According to the charge sheet, the 32-year-old allegedly committed
00:36the offences at the council office's Valuation and Property Management Unit in Sagamatt.
00:42He was charged under Section 18 of the M.A.C.C. Act 2009, punishable under Section 24, Subsection 2.
00:51The offence carries a jail term of up to 20 years and a fine of not less than five times the amount
00:57of the false claims or 10,000 ringgit, whichever is higher, upon conviction.
01:03M.A.C.C. Prosecuting Officer Muhammad Faizul Kamaruzaman told the court that the offence was
01:08non-bailable. However, Fakhru Razi's counsel, T. Vijaya Sandran, asked for bail of 7,000 ringgit,
01:16adding that the accused is not a flight risk. He said his client, who has been working at the
01:21council for three years, was expecting his first child. Sessions Judge Ahmad Kamal Arifian Ismail
01:28granted bail at 10,000 ringgit with one surety and ordered the accused to report to the Sagamatt
01:34M.A.C.C. office every month.
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