Singapore News - Despite being told repeatedly that her scheme to loan money to parents who owed school fees was not allowed, the former director of childcare centre chain continued to abuse the system, making more than $133,000 in unauthorised withdrawals from Child Development Accounts. Read more at www.tnp.sg
Singapore News - Despite being told repeatedly that her scheme to loan money to parents who owed school fees was not allowed, the former director of childcare centre chain continued to abuse the system, making more than $133,000 in unauthorised withdrawals from Child Development Accounts. Read more at www.tnp.sg
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‘Sugar daddy agent’ jailed after duping women for sex
De Beers Wong Tian Jun told his victims his clients could pay them $8,000 to $20,000 a month. TNP PHOTO: KELVIN CHNG
He gets 3½ years, $20,000 fine for lying to at least 11 women that he could hook them up with rich clients
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A man who pretended to be an agent for rich sugar daddies and duped at least 11 women into having sex with him was sentenced yesterday to 3½ years jail and fined $20,000.
De Beers Wong Tian Jun, 39, pleaded guilty last month to 10 charges, including cheating and criminal intimidation. Another 26 charges were considered in sentencing.
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Over a three-year period, a former director of an asset management firm transferred money from an elderly relative s account to his company by tricking BNP Paribas into believing that he had received instructions from her to do so.
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SINGAPORE - A former director of an asset management firm would, over a three year period, transfer money from an elderly relative s account to his company by tricking BNP Paribas into believing that he had received instructions from her to do so.