The Borneo Post

Two accused in drug in e-liquid case to submit representa­tion

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SHAH ALAM: A former teacher and a former serviceman facing charges involving drug found in e- electronic cigarette liquid ( e-liquid) will submit a representa­tion to the AttorneyGe­neral’s Chambers to seek a reconsider­ation of the charge against them.

Azhariza Zakaria, 40, and Zaki Mohd Ali, 35, through their respective lawyers, Ahmad Shamil Azad Abdul Hamid and Mohd Hazrin Alif Wahab, informed the High Court here yesterday when their case was mentioned before Judge Wong Teck Meng. Wong then set Jan 26 for case management pending the outcome of the representa­tion.

Earlier, deputy public prosecutor Fairuz Johari told the court that the chemical report from the Chemistry Department confirmed that the drug detected in the e-liquid was 155ml of delta9-tetrahydro­cannabinol.

On Dec 18 last year, Azhariza, Zaki and another person, Shazlina Azlin Mat Daud, 37, were jointly charged at the Ampang Magistrate’s Court with traffickin­g 2,060g of cannabis at No 01, 18th Floor, Block N, Seri Maya Condo, Jalan Jelatek 2, near here, at 9.30pm on Dec 7.

Meanwhile, Ahmad Shamil Azad told reporters outside the court that he would submit the representa­tion as the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952 does not specify a minimum weight for delta9- drug tetrahydro­cannabinol although it is listed under the First Schedule of the Act. — Bernama

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