00:00The Ipoh Magistrates Court slapped two individuals with a 5,000 ringgit fine each
00:08for impersonating police officers and demanding money from the public.
00:1324-year-old Wang Junwei and 40-year-old Lim Boon Ping pleaded guilty to the charges.
00:19The duo committed the offence in front of a restaurant in Taman, Ipoh, Timur Baru,
00:23at about 12.38 a.m. last Saturday.
00:26They deceived two individuals aged 15 and 17 and demanded money from them
00:31in exchange for not issuing a traffic summons to them.
00:34A video of the incident went viral on social media last week.
00:46The prosecution said the two accused had worn outfits resembling that of the police
00:51and even carried walkie-talkies.
00:53They said one of the victims transferred 400 ringgit after being told they could be fined 900 ringgit
01:00for modifying their motorcycle.
01:02The accused expressed remorse and appealed for a lighter sentence.
01:06The court eventually imposed a 5,000 ringgit fine on them, in default 12 months jail.
01:12Wang also pleaded guilty to a charge framed under Section 89 of the Police Act,
01:17and he was fined 2,000 ringgit in default 5 months imprisonment.
01:24He was fined by the police.
01:25The court is a 800 ringgit in an atomic bombay country for including somebody who's got a 50 year old.
01:28So it has been $2,000 ringgit in default 8 months.
01:31He was fined by the law of the police.
01:32He was fined by requesting them to initiate a 4,000 ringgit in default.
01:33The law of the police has been the 8,000 ringgit.
01:35He was fined by the 9,000 ringgit in the 4,000 ringgit.
01:36He was fined by the 8,000 ringgit.
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