A senior police officer, DSP Mohd Nazri Abdul Razak, is sentenced to prison after being charged in the case of the death of a Form Five student, Muhammad Zaharif Affendi Muhd Zamrie, in Ipoh. All reports say the court finds him guilty after the charge related to murder is changed.

The outlets differ mainly in what they emphasise about the legal outcome. myMetro reports that he is spared the death penalty and instead receives a fixed prison term of seven years and six months for the offence after he pleads guilty. BH Berita Harian focuses more on the procedural change, stating that the prosecution modifies the murder charge under Section 302 to Section 304(b), and that the death penalty is therefore avoided. It also highlights additional outcomes including a 90-month sentence and RM50,000 in compensation, as presented in its coverage.

One myMetro item repeats the same overall framing as another myMetro story, centring on the avoidance of the death penalty due to the charge amendment, rather than adding new case details.