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Police investigating 363 suspected scammers, money mules

Singapore News - The police are investigating 363 suspected scammers or money mules following a two-week operation. A total of 261 men and 102 women, aged between 15 and 77, were rounded up in a police operation between April 28 and May 11. They are assisting in investigations for. Read more at www.tnp.sg

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187 Hongkongers lose total of HK$1 3 million in online shopping scams over 1 week

Force issues warning ahead of Mother’s Day celebration, reminding residents about dangers of online shopping.

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Men duped by scammers impersonating ICA and China officials, including 1 who lost $63k

Two men fell victim to scammers impersonating government officials in China who duped them into revealing personal information and their family background, and caused one of them to lose about $63,000. Read more at stomp.straitstimes.com

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SPF | Two Cases Of Missing Persons-Turned-Victims Of Government Officials Impersonation Scam Traced By Police Within Three Hours

SPF | Two Cases Of Missing Persons-Turned-Victims Of Government Officials Impersonation Scam Traced By Police Within Three Hours
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2 men allegedly held captive here duped by scammers posing as China officials

Singapore News - SINGAPORE - Two men fell victim to scammers impersonating government officials in China who duped them into revealing personal information and their family background, and caused one of them to lose about $63,000. The police said on Thursday that the victims, aged 22 and. Read more at www.tnp.sg

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