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[56] The appellant was in possession of the Styer pistol (exhibit<br />

“P23”) after the robbery at the goldsmith’s shop and the learned JC held<br />

this to be so (see page 22 of the appeal record at Jilid 1):<br />

“iv. Pistol tersebut ada di dalam milikkan OKT selepas kejadian.<br />

Menurut Cif Inspektor Noor Azhar (SP15), pistol ditemui di<br />

bawah pelapik tempat duduk pemandu kereta yang dipandu<br />

OKT. Semasa memandu kereta GEN-2 tersebut, beliau boleh<br />

merasakan keadaan terbonjol pistol tersebut di bawah pelapik<br />

duduk pemandu. Adalah mustahil OKT tidak mengetahui akan<br />

kewujudan pistol tersebut semasa OKT memandu kereta<br />

tersebut sebelum ditangkap oleh SP15 (rujuk kes Public<br />

Prosecutor v. Abdul Rahman bin Akif [2007] 5 MLJ 1).”<br />

[57] The Styer pistol (exhibit “P23”) that was issued to the appellant<br />

on 4.10.2007 was the same pistol that was found in the possession of the<br />

appellant after the commission of the robbery based on the serial number<br />

of the said pistol. On these points, the learned JC had this to say at page<br />

23 of the appeal record at Jilid 1:<br />

“Pada hemat Mahkamah, secara keseluruhannya waktu kritikal<br />

tentang kedudukan pistol itu sebelum dan selepas kejadian telahpun<br />

terjawab setakat ini berdasarkan keterangan-keterangan yang ada.<br />

Seterusnya pistol yang dikeluarkan kepada OKT pada 4.10.2007<br />

adalah pistol yang sama ditemui dalam milikkan OKT sebaik sahaja<br />

selepas kejadian berdasarkan nombor siri pistol tersebut.”<br />

[58] The learned JC also made a finding in regard to the recovery of<br />

the bullet casing (kelongsong peluru) based on the chemist report in exhibit<br />

“P6” and this is reflected in his Lordship’s judgment at page 25 of the<br />

appeal record at Jilid 1:

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