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SINGAPORE - A man who took part in fraudulent cashback schemes that cheated Spring Singapore and the Workforce Development Agency (WDA) of $60,500 in total was sent to jail on Friday (May 28).
SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): Convinced he was taking an X-ray via the phone, as instructed by who he thought was a police officer, the student posed topless, blindfolded and gagged, while on a video call.
Convinced he was taking an X-ray via the phone, as instructed by who he thought was a police officer, the student posed topless, blindfolded and gagged, while on a video call. The 21-year-old believed he was speaking to a police officer from China, who had told him there was an outstanding warrant against him for money laundering offences. But the.