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KUALA LUMPUR: A man named Boy Tiger has been found guilty of two men who have been adopted by the Ampang Session Judge since August 2017 through November.
A 31-year-old man has been accused by three-year-old Lorong Permai 2, Kampung Indah Permai and Taman Ampang Saujana, at Jalan Persiaran Saujana at this stage.
If a convicted person is convicted under Article 31 (1) (a) of the 2001 Child Abuse Act, a fine of no more than 50,000 tenge or a term of imprisonment up to 20 years.
"Yes, I condemn two charges, but I urge the court to go to hospital treatment in Bahážia, because I suffered from schizophrenia because of a small number.
"I have a patient card from the Ampang Hospital, and I am still in the prescribed medication. Once upon a time, I had a mental illness in Bhagwaki, in Ulug Kinta hospital, "he said.
Judge Azrul Daruss agreed to send him to the Pirak hospital where he was examined for 30 days in accordance with Article 342 of the Criminal Procedure Code.
At the same time, the court upheld the decision of 21 December to re-establish and decide whether or not the defendant should accept the medical records and mental health status for that crime.
The prosecutor's deputy Ng Wei Lee was convicted, but he is not a human.
In the courtroom there was a man's wife and family members.
Also at the Magistratory Court, Boy Tiger was charged with murdering his son on October 11, Jalan Bukit Inda 5, Taman Bukit Indah, Ampang, on November 8th.
However, no statement was made.
Boy Tiger Ali, wearing black jeans and black jeans, faces charges under Article 302 of the Criminal Code, which is serving his sentence before Magistr Muhammad Firdaus Sadina.
December 21 was waiting chemistry and medical reports.
On November 9, after a conscious bumping at home, her son and stepfather were told about a child who was believed to have died 30 minutes after being delivered to Ampang's hospital.
The Big Tiger wife, who was arrested on the case, was released after being repeated twice to facilitate the investigation.
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