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Three Immigration Department officers have been charged over alleged involvement in "counter setting" activities involving entry and exit stamps for passports, as well as criminal breach of trust involving club funds.

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00:00Three Immigration Department officers have been charged over their alleged involvement
00:06in counter-setting activities. Shamsul Hezam Sudin, aged 50, Muhammad Asraf Tukiman, 48,
00:14and Rohaya Hamza, 39, faced their trials at the Johor Bahru Sessions Court on Tuesday.
00:20They pleaded not guilty to the charges related to violation of the Immigration Act and criminal
00:25breach of trust involving club funds. Shamsul was accused of agreeing to receive 8,000 ringgit
00:31from a person in exchange for endorsement of Malaysian entry and exit stamps without the
00:37physical presence of passport holders in July last year. Asraf was charged with three counts
00:43of agreeing to receive 6,490 ringgit as inducement for the same purpose in May and June last
00:50year. Rohaya, an assistant immigration superintendent who served as treasurer of a sports and recreational
00:57club for immigration staff, was charged with criminal breach of trust involving 61,300 ringgit
01:05in club funds between January and November in 2023. The court set bail at 8,000 ringgit for Shamsul
01:13and 10,000 ringgit each for Asraf and Rohaya, with one surety each respectively.
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