Influencer admits trespassing into actress' home, to be sentenced on June 19
SEREMBAN: A 41-year-old woman pleaded guilty at the Sessions Court here to a charge of trespassing into the home of actress Zarina Anjoulie.
Nurul Nur Ariani Muhammad Zahari did not contest the charge after it was read to her before judge Mohamad Kamil Nizam on Monday (May 19).
The accused, a social media influencer, was charged under Section 447 of the Penal Code for criminal trespass.
She was charged with committing the offence around 5pm on May 7 at a house in Kg Chelet in Nilai.
Offenders can be jailed up to six months or fined up to RM3,000 or both upon conviction.
The court set June 19 for sentencing.
Deputy public prosecutor Nadia Ezzati Mohd Zainal told the court her team was offering the accused bail of RM8,00 pending sentencing.
However, lawyer K. Gejalaxmi from the Legal Aid Department pleaded for a lower amount as the accused was self-employed and had to provide for her children, ailing father and siblings.
The court then set bail at RM2,500 with one surety.
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