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M'sian woman, 73, allegedly helped scammers collect S$200,000 in cash & gold bars from S'pore victims M'sian woman, 73, allegedly helped scammers collect S$200,000 in cash & gold bars from S'pore victims She is believed to be a mule for a scam syndicate. A Malaysian woman, 73, was arrested for allegedly collecting cash and gold bars from scam victims in Singapore. She allegedly did so on at least three occasions, according to a Nov. 30 Singapore Police Force (SPF) news release. The victims were scammed after people posed as officials from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and told them their bank accounts had been linked to money laundering activities. They were instructed to hand over their money and valuables for investigation. The victims complied and met unknown individuals at various locations around Singapore. The elderly woman was allegedly one of these individuals. S$200,000 worth of items seized On Nov. 24, an employee at BullionStar, a gold and silver dealer at New Bridge Road, called the police to report a woman loitering suspiciously outside the shop. The woman was arrested on the same day. The police seized S$200 in cash and gold bars worth approximately S$200,000 from the woman, who is believed to be a scam mule.
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