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$1b worth of GCBs, cars, and assets seized in S’pore; 30 foreigners probed for money laundering
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What.the one staying at 3rd avenue one. My friend ex boss. He personal driver to him...
Will me friend be call to cantonment for interview?
I get a feeling the PAP regime is clamping down on these Tiongs now, because there's a chance Sinkieland might get sanctioned by the USA.
Maybe the sanctions will come anyway. This doesn't change anything.
As I've said many times, never underestimate the PAP regime's habit of betting on the wrong horse. This time, it's a massive gamble gone wrong.
I get a feeling the PAP regime is clamping down on these Tiongs now, because there's a chance Sinkieland might get sanctioned by the USA.
Maybe the sanctions will come anyway. This doesn't change anything.
As I've said many times, never underestimate the PAP regime's habit of betting on the wrong horse. This time, it's a massive gamble gone wrong.
USA is just as corrupted. Singapore will not act on this group unless they are being told do so by CCCP.
Machiam like korran drama De woh
SINGAPORE - In one of the biggest anti-money laundering operations here, the Singapore Police Force (SPF) rounded up a group of foreigners who had amassed about $1 billion worth of assets here.
The group lived in good class bungalows (GCBs) and high-end condominiums, and owned luxury cars.
The police said it received information of possible illicit activities, including suspected forged documents used to substantiate the source of funds in Singapore bank accounts.
On Tuesday, the police conducted a massive islandwide blitz, hitting several GCBs and high-end condos across Singapore simultaneously to nab several of the suspects.
The areas raided included Tanglin, Bukit Timah, Orchard Road, Sentosa and River Valley.
Ten people, including a woman, were arrested and charged on Wednesday night.
They are aged 31 to 44, and are suspected to be involved in offences of forgery, money laundering and resisting arrest.
Another 12 are assisting in investigations, while eight more people are currently on the run and have been placed on a wanted list.
In a release on Wednesday, the police said the blitz involved more than 400 officers, including those from the Criminal Investigation Department, Commercial Affairs Department (CAD), Special Operations Command or riot police, and Police Intelligence Department.
The group of foreign nationals are allegedly involved in laundering the proceeds of crime from their organised crime activities overseas, linked to scams and online gambling.
The police had identified them through extensive investigations, including the analysis of suspicious transaction reports (STRs) made by financial institutions about suspicious activity.
On Wednesday evening, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) said it has been collaborating closely with CAD to identify potentially tainted funds and assets in the financial system and prevent their dissipation.
It added that red-flag indicators such as suspicious fund flows, dubious documentation of source of wealth or funds, and inconsistencies or evasiveness in information provided had been picked up by the financial institutions that filed the STRs.
MAS said it has ongoing supervisory engagements with the financial institutions where the potentially tainted funds have been identified, and firm action will be taken if breaches are found.
The police said prohibition of disposal orders were issued against 94 properties and 50 vehicles, with a total estimated value of more than $815 million, and multiple ornaments and bottles of liquor and wine.
The orders mean the suspects cannot sell these properties and vehicles.
https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...gners-probed-for-money-laundering-and-forgery
But many many many believe we are in Good Handsbde wohI get a feeling the PAP regime is clamping down on these Tiongs now, because there's a chance Sinkieland might get sanctioned by the USA.
Maybe the sanctions will come anyway. This doesn't change anything.
As I've said many times, never underestimate the PAP regime's habit of betting on the wrong horse. This time, it's a massive gamble gone wrong.
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They bring jobs to sinkie leh...
Legendary Guru Jim Roger stay around that area
Driver, grab food.. All are good jobs
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