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Feb 4, 2010
Man charged with cheating
By Elena Chong <!-- by line -->
A MAN allegedly tricked another into believing that he could get him a loan of $8,540 and induced the victim to transfer a total of $400 to his account.
Tan Eng Hwa, 35, is accused of deceiving Mr Ho Yew Leong into transferring $300 and two sums of $50 into his POSBank account as a condition to get him the loan. Tan, who was nabbed at Kitchener Road on Tuesday, is believed to have been involved in separate cases of posing as a photographer to coerce young women into giving in to his sexual demands and giving him money. He was remanded at Ang Mo Kio police division for investigation. If convicted of cheating, he can be jailed for up to 10 years and/or fined on each charge.
Home > Breaking News > Singapore > Story
Feb 4, 2010
Man charged with cheating
By Elena Chong <!-- by line -->
A MAN allegedly tricked another into believing that he could get him a loan of $8,540 and induced the victim to transfer a total of $400 to his account.
Tan Eng Hwa, 35, is accused of deceiving Mr Ho Yew Leong into transferring $300 and two sums of $50 into his POSBank account as a condition to get him the loan. Tan, who was nabbed at Kitchener Road on Tuesday, is believed to have been involved in separate cases of posing as a photographer to coerce young women into giving in to his sexual demands and giving him money. He was remanded at Ang Mo Kio police division for investigation. If convicted of cheating, he can be jailed for up to 10 years and/or fined on each charge.