SINGAPORE (ANN/THE STRAITS TIMES) – Five Malaysian men are set to face charges in Singapore over alleged involvement in a transnational scam operation. In a joint operation, the Singapore Commercial Affairs Department (CAD) and the Johor Commercial Crime Investigation Department apprehended a transnational scam syndicate. The suspects, aged 19 to 36, were arrested in Johor […]
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Singapore News - Five Malaysian men are expected to be charged in court on Jan 24 for their suspected involvement in fake friend call scam operations targeting Singaporeans. This comes after the Commercial Affairs Department (CAD) and the Johor Commercial Crime Investigation Department of. Read more at www.tnp.sg
SINGAPORE Five Malaysian men are expected to be charged in court on Jan 24 for their suspected involvement in fake friend call scam operations targeting Singaporeans. This comes after the Commercial Affairs Department (CAD) and the Johor Commercial Crime Investigation Department of the Royal Malaysia Police busted a transnational scam syndicate in a joint operation. The men, aged between.
Singapore News - Five Malaysian men allegedly linked to a syndicate involved in fake friend call scams targeting Singaporeans, causing over $1.4 million in losses, were each handed a cheating charge on Jan 24. They are: Kek Yuan Chun, 19; Chua Zi Huang, 23; Heng Guo Hao, 25; Loh Chuan. Read more at www.tnp.sg
SINGAPORE: Five Malaysian men allegedly linked to a syndicate involved in fake friend call scams targeting Singaporeans, causing over S$1.4 million in losses, were each handed a cheating charge on Wednesday (Jan 24).
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