Singaporean bus driver jailed a day, fined for bribing enforcement officer


JOHOR BARU: A Singaporean bus driver was slapped with a RM20,000 fine and sentenced to a day’s jail after he pleaded guilty in the Sessions Court to bribing a civil servant.

The accused Tan Choon Kiat, 39, was charged with having committed the offence at Temptation Pastry Cafe in Taman Daya here at around 4.10pm on May 7, last year.

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Courts & Crime , bribery , Singapore , bus driver , SPAD

   

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