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Ex‑farmers’ group manager faces 27 forged document charges in RM540,000 oil palm deals

SHAH ALAM, Sept 21 — A former Area Farmers Organisation (PPK) marketing manager today claimed trial in the Sessions Court here to 27 charges of using forged documents involving...

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前农民团体经理因涉嫌伪造文件,面临27项指控,涉及金额达54万令吉的棕榈油交易。

In the Sessions Court of Shah Alam, Airulnizam Island, a former marketing manager of the Area Farmers Organisation, pleaded not guilty to 27 counts of using forged documents related to oil palm purchases totaling over RM500,000.

The charges allege that he dishonestly used false purchase invoices from TRC Sawit Sdn Bhd for transactions between January 2020 and December 2022.

The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) recommended a bail of RM50,000, but the court set it at RM20,000, imposing additional conditions on the accused, with the case set for mention on November 3.

SHAH ALAM, Sept 21 — A former Area Farmers Organisation (PPK) marketing manager today claimed trial in the Sessions Court here to 27 charges of using forged documents involving oil palm purchases worth more than RM500,000.

Airulnizam Island, 44, who held the position at Bernam Jaya PPK in Sabak Bernam made the plea after all 27 charges were read out before Sessions Court Judge Datuk Mohd Nasir Nordin.

According to the charges, he had dishonestly used documents as genuine, namely purchase invoices issued by TRC Sawit Sdn Bhd to Bernam Jaya PPK, involving transactions totalling RM540,238.38 between January 2020 and December 2022.

The offences were allegedly committed at Bernam Jaya, Lot PT 608, Simpang 4, Bagan Nakhoda Omar, Sabak Bernam.

The accused, who is also a civil servant with a government agency in Penang, was charged under Section 471 of the Penal Code, punishable under Section 465 of the same law by up to two years’ imprisonment, a fine, or both.

Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) prosecuting officer Mohd Alimi Mustapha proposed bail of RM50,000, with additional conditions requiring the accused to surrender his passport, report to the nearest MACC office and refrain from contacting prosecution witnesses.

Defence counsel Hafiz Norkhan, representing the accused, urged the court to consider a minimum bail of about RM15,000.

“The accused has a wife and three children aged 16, 15 and eight. I was also informed that the accused’s wife has only recently been diagnosed with cerebral palsy.

“The accused also appeared voluntarily in court and has co-operated throughout the investigation,” he said.

The court subsequently set bail at RM20,000 and allowed all the additional conditions, fixing Nov 3 for mention. — Bernama

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