What specific fake documents were used in the RM600,000 diesel claim?

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Fake Petron Oil Delivery Tickets Used in RM655,512 Diesel Claim

A former chief executive officer and a former executive director of a petroleum trading company have pleaded not guilty to charges involving the use of fake Petron Oil (M) Sdn Bhd delivery tickets. These fabricated documents were allegedly used to submit fraudulent claims to Sabah Electricity Sdn Bhd (SESB) for a substantial quantity of diesel. The total value of these fraudulent claims amounted to RM655,512.
Use of Fabricated Petron Oil Delivery Tickets

The core of the charges revolves around the alleged use of counterfeit Petron Oil (M) Sdn Bhd delivery tickets. These documents were purportedly created to support claims for payments related to the supply of 260,000 litres of diesel. The prosecution alleges that these tickets were presented as genuine to SESB to facilitate the fraudulent transactions.
Substantial Value of Fraudulent Claims

The alleged scheme involved a total sum of RM655,512. This figure represents the value of the payments sought from SESB based on the doctored delivery tickets. The accused are said to have committed these offences at the Tawau Power Station between April 8 and April 11, 2013.
Legal Ramifications for the Accused

The former CEO, Junaidi Abdul Rahman, 63, faces charges of fraudulently using fake documents as genuine, an offence punishable under Section 465 of the Penal Code. His wife, Albina Ogor Abdullah, 50, is accused of abetting him in these 15 charges. If convicted, both individuals could face a maximum of two years in prison, a fine, or both. Bail has been set at RM10,000 each, with further court mentions scheduled for December 3.

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