Crackhouse co-founder claims trial to three counts of posting offensive content
- 2 years ago
Crackhouse Comedy Club co-founder Rizal Van Geyzel, 39, pleaded not guilty at the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court on Friday (July 22) to three counts of posting offensive content on his social media accounts.
The court granted a RM12,000 bail for all charges and ordered Rizal to surrender his passport to the court as well as to refrain from making any posts or comments on the case on his social media.
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The court granted a RM12,000 bail for all charges and ordered Rizal to surrender his passport to the court as well as to refrain from making any posts or comments on the case on his social media.
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