Man charged after allegedly staging his own kidnapping to recoup gambling debts
The 33-year-old supposedly sent threatening text messages to his aunt in China and asked for a ransom of 30,000 yuan for his release.
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We have Chinese communist terrorists news everyday Singapore, China PRC bastards do not screw up Singapore
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Liu Changjian, a Chinese national, is accused of trying to trick Madam Liu Ya Bo into paying a ransom of 30,000 yuan (US$4,170) for his release.
He had sent threatening messages to his aunt last week while pretending to be his captor, the police said in a news release.
Liu was at the Marina Bay Sands Casino on Mar 7 and Mar 8 when he put his plan in motion, according to court documents.
He had sent threatening messages to his aunt last week while pretending to be his captor, the police said in a news release.
Liu was at the Marina Bay Sands Casino on Mar 7 and Mar 8 when he put his plan in motion, according to court documents.
We need more foreigners like this Tiong, come here gamble, washing $$$, living high life!
