Police arrest 92 people in Joo Chiat, Geylang raids

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Police arrest 92 people in Joo Chiat, Geylang raids
Published on Sep 11, 2011
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The police arrested 92 people on Sunday after raiding entertainment outlets along Joo Chiat and Geylang Road. -- ST PHOTO: WANG HUI FEN


By Tham Yuen-C

The police arrested 92 people on Sunday after raiding entertainment outlets along Joo Chiat and Geylang Road.

Those nabbed ranged in age from 18 to 46 years, and were picked up for employment offences, immigration offences and vice-related activities.

The operation, led by the Bedok Police Division ended early on Sunday morning and involved other agencies such as the Criminal Investigation Department, the Central Narcotics Bureau, the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority, the Singapore Civil Defence Force and the Ministry of Manpower. Police are currently investigating those arrested.

Commander of Bedok Police Division, deputy assistant commissioner of police How Kwang Hwee said the police would continue to work with other agencies to clamp down on criminal activities in entertainment outlets.


 

Hookers arrested in yet another raid
Lianhe Wanbao - 2 hrs 53 mins ago

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Police have raided more vice dens in Geylang and Joo Chiat.

Forty women and five men from three nightspots were arrested in the raid last night, which ended only at 5am this morning.

The women arrested were between the ages of 18 to 36, and are believed to be karaoke hostesses or hookers. According to sources, they were arrested as they did not have working permits.

The women were skimpily clad, most of them were in mini shorts and mini skirts, as well as sleeveless or even transparent tops.

During the raid, many people crowded around to ogle at the women, with some even peeking into police vans to catch a glimpse of them.

Most of the women hung their heads as they were arrested, but some looked nonchalant and even struck poses for the camera.

Source: Lianhe Wanbao, 11 September 2011.

 
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