I’m no longer under police probe, says Uqasha

ACTRESS Uqasha Senrose, 25, said that she is no longer under investigation for allegedly taking drugs, as police have closed the case, reported Harian Metro.

Her bag containing drugs was found by the police and she was detained for further investigation.

The artiste whose real name is Nik Zaris Uqasha Nik Sen said the incident helped her mature as a celebrity.

“Now is time for me to focus on my acting career,” she said.

She said she was also more cautious than before when socialising with others.

City police chief Comm Datuk Seri Mazlan Lazim confirmed that her urine sample tested negative, adding that she was released after her statement was recorded.

> Three couples in Kedah were taken on a “free ride” on a hearse, after they were suspected of engaging in khalwat (close proximity) at budget hotels in Kulim on Thursday, Kosmo! reported.

The couples were detained under Ops Bajet Raid 2 by the Kulim district office between 11.30pm on Thursday and 3am yesterday.

Kulim district office enforcement officer Anwar Shariffudin Mad Saad said the raid was done to ensure all budget hotels are free from immoral activities.

Anwar said among those arrested were a 16yearold female student from a school in Perak, along with her 21yearold boyfriend.

“We also arrested two more couples between the ages of 18 and 44,” he said.

Anwar said all were brought to the Kulim police station and investigation found that none of the partners were married.

> A female promoter of a housing company was arrested for allegedly offering to sell lowcost houses at nonexistent land lots around Bandar Pusat Jengka, Pahang, on Thursday, reported Sinar Harian.

The suspect was arrested after one of her victims made a police report.

State Commercial Crime Investigation Department chief Supt Mohd Wazir Mohd Yusof said the victim,72, was approached by two individuals who offered a house at a low price and had agreed to it.

Supt Wazir said the suspect then asked the victim to pay RM100 deposit and promised to give the relevant documents in few days.

However on July 25, the woman demanded an extra RM300 to proceed further with the purchase.

The victim sought further information after making the payment but became suspicious with the suspect’s evasive behaviour.

“Fearful of being cheated, the victim made a police report,” he said.