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A 36-year-old security guard was jailed four months’ by the Ayer Keroh Magistrate’s Court on Thursday (May 28) after he pleaded guilty to hitting his wife for refusing to give him money to buy drugs.

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00:00A 36-year-old security guard was jailed four months by the Ayer Kero Magistrate's Court
00:05after he pleaded guilty to hitting his wife for refusing to give him money to buy drugs.
00:10Magistrate Sharda Shienha Mohamed Suleiman meted out the sentence after the accused.
00:16Faizul Ridwan Abdul Rahman admitted to the charge on Thursday.
00:21Faizul Ridwan admitted to have intentionally caused injury to his 41-year-old wife
00:26at a house in Kampung Payarumput in the Malakka Tenga district on May 24.
00:32It is said the accused had asked his wife for money to purchase drugs,
00:36but she refused as she did not have any cash.
00:40He then used his wife's mobile phone to contact her mother and younger sibling to borrow money,
00:45but his calls were ignored after family members ended the conversation.
00:50Prior to the incident, the accused had kicked his wife on the thigh
00:54after she refused to speak to her mother to ask for a loan
00:57and had also forced her to go out and fine 100 ringgit for him to buy drugs.
01:03The court also heard that the accused ordered his wife to pay a 1,000 ringgit fine
01:09related to a separate drug case he is currently facing trial
01:12and threatened to burn her motorcycle if she failed to do so.
01:24For the incident, the investigation would keep up the cause of her mother and her father.
01:25The court is actually due to the case of the 19-year-old wife
01:25that was a first-month letter of this body and her father.
01:25The court is mentioned before, because the court is allowed to refuse to keep up the interest to him.
01:26The court is currently due to the court, an expert is a non-assisting trial
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