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2 Boleh Man think they can steal from SG and run back kampong, jiu everything OK.
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SINGAPORE: Two men who allegedly stole a diamond ring worth more than S$132,000 (US$99,488) from a pawnshop at Lucky Plaza on Sunday (Jul 16), before fleeing to Malaysia have been arrested and handed over to Singapore police.
In a news release on Thursday, the police said they were alerted to the case just before 6.30pm on Jul 16.
Through investigations, officers from the Tanglin Police Division established his identity, as well as that of his 58-year-old accomplice on the same day.
“Both men had left Singapore to Malaysia within an hour after the police were alerted to the incident,” the police said.
With cooperation and assistance from the Royal Malaysian Police, both men were arrested at Kuala Lumpur International Airport on Wednesday. They were subsequently handed over to Singapore police the following day.
They will be charged in court on Friday for theft in dwelling with common intention, and the police will seek a court order to remand them for further Investigation
In a news release on Thursday, the police said they were alerted to the case just before 6.30pm on Jul 16.
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A 48-year-old man allegedly took the ring and fled the pawnshop when the staff was attending to his request to buy another diamond ring.Through investigations, officers from the Tanglin Police Division established his identity, as well as that of his 58-year-old accomplice on the same day.
“Both men had left Singapore to Malaysia within an hour after the police were alerted to the incident,” the police said.
With cooperation and assistance from the Royal Malaysian Police, both men were arrested at Kuala Lumpur International Airport on Wednesday. They were subsequently handed over to Singapore police the following day.
They will be charged in court on Friday for theft in dwelling with common intention, and the police will seek a court order to remand them for further Investigation
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/asi...6?cid=internal_mcdrecs_21072023_cna#mdcrecs_s
1MDB satik Boleh Gal surrender after on run for 60moons
1MDB satik Boleh Gal surrender after on run for 60moons
KUALA LUMPUR: In early April, the Malaysian lawyers for fugitive Jasmine Loo Ai Swan reached out to top officials at the Home Ministry with a request from their client to explore the prospect of returning home after five years on the run and to negotiate a legal settlement to criminal charges over the financial scandal around 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB).
Apart from pledging to return some 1MDB-related funds, the former general counsel of the sovereign wealth fund, who by most counts is ranked just below one-time globe-trotting financier Low Taek Jho in the current list of Malaysia’s most-wanted corporate outlaws, also promised to cooperate with Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s government in its asset recovery campaign, sources with direct knowledge of the matter have told CNA.
Within days, Mr Saifuddin and a small group of senior officers from the Home Ministry and the police put into motion a high-level and sensitive covert cross-border operation to bring back a highly valued suspect.
Apart from pledging to return some 1MDB-related funds, the former general counsel of the sovereign wealth fund, who by most counts is ranked just below one-time globe-trotting financier Low Taek Jho in the current list of Malaysia’s most-wanted corporate outlaws, also promised to cooperate with Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s government in its asset recovery campaign, sources with direct knowledge of the matter have told CNA.
The proposal by AmerBon Associates, a law firm based in the capital Kuala Lumpur, came to Home Minister Saifuddin Nasution Ismail, who has been exploring new approaches to resolve the outstanding issues surrounding 1MDB, including an ongoing review of the out-of-court settlement negotiated by the previous Muhyiddin Yassin government with international financial powerhouse Goldman Sachs that is now in dispute.Within days, Mr Saifuddin and a small group of senior officers from the Home Ministry and the police put into motion a high-level and sensitive covert cross-border operation to bring back a highly valued suspect.
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