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Four unemployed people pleaded not guilty when charged at a magistrate's court in Penang on Friday with cheating while impersonating as public servants from Putrajaya.
The court set bail at RM 8000 each for all four and fixed September 11th for next mention.
The court set bail at RM 8000 each for all four and fixed September 11th for next mention.
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