Updated: 09/11/2014 00:12 | By Channel NewsAsia
Attempted S$200 bribe of police officers lands man in trouble
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SINGAPORE: A 29-year-old man was arrested for attempting to bribe two police officers who had detained him for having contraband cigarettes.
Around 11:20pm on Tuesday (Sep 9), the Ang Mo Kio Police Division's Sergeant Lim Kok Beng and Special Constable Sergeant Mohammed Sufyan Abu Bakar along Sembawang Drive had spotted the suspect behaving suspiciously while on patrol along Sembawang Drive.
The man was found with one packet of contraband cigarettes, and when informed that action would be taken against him, he offered S$200 for officers to let him go. His bribe was rejected.
L to R: Sergeant Lim Kok Beng and Special Constable Sergeant Mohammed Sufyan Abu Bakar (Photo: SPF)
The Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau is investigating the man for trying to bribe the officers. He will also be under probe by Singapore Customs for the contraband cigarettes. - CNA/ly
