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Jan 4, 2011
Director of defunct school charged over fake booze
Partner in SAS among 5 men accused of altering liquor content of whisky
By Jane Ng & Amelia Tan
More than 3,000 bottles of adulterated liquor (above) infringing the trademarks of renowned liquor brands, related counterfeiting accessories, reproduction equipment and a van were seized by police last week. Ong was a director of the School of Applied Studies. -- PHOTO: SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE
More than 3,000 bottles of adulterated liquor infringing the trademarks of renowned liquor brands, related counterfeiting accessories, reproduction equipment and a van were seized by police last week. Ong (above) was a director of the School of Applied Studies. -- PHOTO: SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE
IN AN unusual twist to the sudden closure of the School of Applied Studies (SAS) last October, one of the directors of the defunct school is now being accused of adulterating the contents of a brand of whisky.
SAS, a private school, closed down suddenly because of financial difficulties, leaving about 300 students stranded.
Read the full story in Tuesday's edition of The Straits Times.
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