164. Datuk Norjan Khan Bhadar to be re-visited

Datuk Norjan's full story of murder must be examined and exposed for her deal with Project IC and questioned immigration matters, Joshua.

If we examine all those ILLEGAL leaving Sabah using Malaysian passports for decades, the number is very big hence this is only a tiny tip of the ICEberg now before the Courts and for what? for show? for deception in a nation full of CRIMINALS as socalled leaders in the Federal and State Government all consumed by the GREED.  Joshua 

Also go to the root of this CRISIS as many civil servants and socalled leaders are also holders of Project IC and birds of the same feathers flock together.  Joshua  

Four KK immigration officers charged with trafficking Filipinos

Published on: Wednesday, August 07, 2013,  http://www.dailyexpress.com.my/news.cfm?NewsID=86339

Kota Kinabalu: Four local Immigration officers were separately charged in the Sessions Court here Tuesday with several counts of trafficking 15 Filipinos and also faced alternative charges of producing fraudulent travel documents.
Abdullah Abdul Hamid, 42, Joelygen Saran, 27, Suparno Yahmin, 33, and Dennis Douglas Dunatus, 31, were brought before Judge Azreena Aziz to face the charges against them.
Abdullah claimed trial to six counts of trafficking six Filipinos between 7am and 3pm on Dec 3, 4 and 5, 2012 at the Kota Kinabalu International Airport (KKIA) Terminal 1, here.
He also claimed trial to six alternative charges of producing fraudulent passports under the Filipinos' names for the purpose of facilitating immigrant trafficking at the same place and time.
Joelygen is facing five charges of trafficking five Filipinos between 7.19am and 10.01pm on Nov 8, 27 and 28, 2012 at the KKIA Terminal 1. He denied all the charges.
He also denied five alternative charges of producing fraudulent passports under the Filipinos' names for the purpose of facilitating immigrant trafficking at the same place and time.
Suparno pleaded not guilty to two counts of trafficking two Filipinos between 7am and 6pm on Nov 27, 2012 at the KKIA Terminal 2 and also claimed trial to two alternative charges of producing fraudulent passports under the Filipinos' names for the purpose of facilitating immigrants trafficking at the same place and time.
Dennis also faces two counts of trafficking two Filipinos between 7.53am and 10.02pm on Nov 8 and Dec 1, 2012 at the KKIA Terminal 1 and he claimed trial.
He also denied two similar alternative charges as Suparno with the crimes allegedly taking place at same time and place.
The main charges against the four, framed under Section 26A of the Anti-Trafficking In Persons Act 2007, provides for a jail term of 15 years or fine, or both, on conviction.
Meanwhile, the alternative charges against the four fall under Section 26E of the Anti-Trafficking In Persons Act 2007, which carries a jail term of between seven years and 15 years or fine of between RM50,000 and RM500,000, or both, if found guilty.
Azreena set Aug 30 for case management for all cases and released them on a bail RM15,000 with RM6,000 deposited for Abdullah, RM5,000 for Joelgen and RM3,000 each for Suparno and Dennis.
She also fixed Sept 9-13 to take evidence from the 15 Filipinos following an application from Deputy Public Prosecutor Raja Zaizul Farida Raja Zaharuddin who told the court that their Putrajaya head office instructed her to apply for an earlier date to take evidence from the Filipinos.
Zaizul said the Philippine Embassy wanted all the Filipinos who were detained since last year to be deported to Philippines.
She also requested a Tagalog interpreter during the process of recording evidence from the 15 Filipinos.
Abdullah and Joelgen were represented by counsel Ram Singh and Y. S Lo and Rakhbir Singh and Hairul Vyron Othman represented Dennis and Suparno, respectively.
The four are still attached to the Immigration Department here.