Jail for Woman over Conspiracy to Unlawfully Transport $450k to S’pore; Cash Turned Out to Be Fake

Jail for woman over conspiracy to unlawfully transport $450k to S’pore; cash turned out to be fake

She and an accomplice worked together to bring 45 pieces of $10,000 notes into S'pore without informing the authorities. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The suspected aggravated counterfeiting case under investigation by Customs is progressing to consideration of charges.

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