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08 August 2012| last updated at 03:08PM

Two who robbed cafe worker to enter defence

By Irdiani Mohd Salleh

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KUALA LUMPUR: Two friends who were charged with robbing an Internet cafe worker last year, were ordered by the Sessions court to enter their defence.

 

Judge Azwarnida Affandi in her decision today said the prosecution had established a prima facie case against the accused, Wan Nur Azhar Mohd Yusoff, 26, and Muhammad Khairy Hadi Abd Aziz, 23.
 
The two were charged with robbing Dahalan Ali, 45, of RM4,600 at the Internet cafe in Taman Len Sen in Cheras at 4am on Aug 15.
 
Six prosecution witnesses had testified in the trial.
 
In her decision, Azwarnida said the victim was a credible and honest witness.
 
"CCTV recordings and identification parade supported the testimonies from the witnesses," she said.
 
She also fixed Aug 29 for the accused to enter their defence.
 
Deputy public prosecutor Dalira Din prosecuted while Amirul Ridzuan Hanif acted for Wan Nur Azhar and Muhammad Khairy.
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