A trial has been set for Walter Fong, who faces charges of unlawful possession of methamphetamine. Fong, represented by lawyer Jiten Reddy, is accused of possessing 0.0212 grams of the drug in Lami on August 7 of this year. He has pleaded not guilty and will stand trial starting July 30 of next year. The case was overseen by Suva Magistrate Yogesh Prasad.
In related news, three men, including Michael Malik Mudaliar and Sujeet Kumar, are scheduled to attend a pre-trial conference on March 17 of next year for charges of unlawful importation of methamphetamine. The duo is alleged to have imported approximately 8.3214 kg of liquid methamphetamine in Nadi between May 12 and 18 last year. Their co-accused, Alvin Kumar, is charged with aiding and abetting in the drug’s importation.
This ongoing legal situation underscores the authorities’ commitment to combatting drug-related offenses, which is an important aspect of public safety and order. By holding trials and conferences, the legal system ensures a thorough examination of the facts surrounding these serious charges. It serves as a reminder of the ongoing efforts to address drug issues in the community, ultimately contributing to a safer environment.
Summary: Walter Fong’s trial for unlawful possession of methamphetamine is set for July 30 next year, while three others face a pre-trial conference in March regarding charges of unlawful importation of the drug.
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