IRANIAN MAN ARRESTED OVER PASSPORT RUSE



SUSPECT......Mohammad (centre) display reporters a suspect's Iranian as well as Spanish passports.

KOTA KINABALU: An Iranian male who used a feign pass to transport to Sabah has been arrested. He was incarcerated by immigration officers when he arrived during Terminal One of a Kota Kinabalu International Airport from Brunei on Dec 14 during 7pm.

State immigration executive Datuk Mohammad Mentek told a press discussion during Wisma Dang Bandang here yesterday which airport immigration officers grew questionable when a Iranian presented his pass when asked to do so.
Masoud Kheirollah, 29, then certified which he paid for a 'Spanish passport' for USD4,000. The immigration officers incarcerated him after that.

"He intended to stay in Kota Kinabalu for a single or two days before travelling to his subsequent destination. And he additionally told my officers which he was afraid he could not come in if he used his Iranian pass which was kept inside his luggage," Mohammad said.

He added which a Iranian has been further remanded underneath Section 117 of a Criminal Code as well as which a box has been fixed for box government on Dec 21.

The corruption is framed underneath Section twelve (1) (b) of a Passport Act 1966 as well as a suspect is liable to a excellent of not some-more than RM 10, 000 or a prison tenure not surpassing 5 years or both in a eventuality of a conviction.

Meanwhile, Mohammad pronoun! ced a Ir anian is being held during a Kimanis Detention Centre in Papar.

He additionally pronounced they have dealt with 51 immigration corruption cases during Terminal One as well as Two between January as well as Dec 17 this year.

"We caught two persons underneath a Passport Act, 6 for overstaying, twenty-one for feign endorsements, twenty-two for using feign transport papers as well as IDs belonging to others.
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