Mongoloid credit card syndicate members arrested for scamming at Sentosa

[Rogue Trader]

Three arrested for allegedly committing theft at Sentosa
Updated 12:49 PM Sep 25, 2012

SINGAPORE - Police have arrested three Mongolian men for theft, misuse of credit or debit cards and fraudulent possession.

The three men are aged between 24 and 34.

Police said they several reports of theft committed between July 26 and 30 at Sentosa.

The culprits then went on to use the stolen credit and debit cards to make unauthorised purchases.

The three men were arrested on Sunday when they were attempting to leave Singapore.

Some of the stolen loot which were kept in their luggage were seized.

The three suspects will be charged in court tomorrow.

If convicted, they may be jailed for a maximum of 10 years and shall also be liable to a fine. CHANNEL NEWSASIA

 

[Mukai]

3 men arrested for credit card theft

AsiaOne
Tuesday, Sep 25, 2012

SINGAPORE - Three Mongolian men aged between 24 and 34 have been arrested for stealing credit cards, misusing them, and fraudulent possession.

Police had received several reports of credit and debit card thefts in Sentosa from July 26 to 30 this year. The stolen cards were then used to make unauthorised purchases.

The three suspects were arrested on Sept 23 when they attempted to leave Singapore.

Some of the stolen loot which were kept in their luggage were seized as case exhibits.

The three suspects will be charged in Court on Sept 26 for the offence of Cheating with Common Intention under Section 420 read with Section 34 of the Penal Code, Chapter 224.

If convicted, they may be liable to be punished with imprisonment which may extend to 10 years and shall also be liable to a fine.

 

[Mukai]

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