By Joanne Chan | Posted: 03 October 2010 1526 hrs
SINGAPORE: Seventy-two people were arrested on Saturday for a
variety of criminal offences during a multi-agency enforcement operation
at Geylang.
The operation saw more than 150 officers from the police, Criminal
Investigation Department, Immigration and Checkpoints Authority and
Singapore Customs working together.
Sixty-two men and 10 women were arrested for offences such as
immigration violations, peddling of contraband cigarettes, illegal
gambling and gang and vice-related activities.
About 125 cartons and 90 packets of assorted brands of duty unpaid
cigarettes were also seized from a unit located at Lorong 23 Geylang.
During one of the raids at Lorong 25A Geylang, a Vietnamese man who was
believed to be acting as a lookout for a cigarette peddler, managed to
flee.
Police said the bald Vietnamese man, believed to be in his thirties, was
last seen wearing a white polo t-shirt, black bermudas and black
sandals.
Anyone with information can call the police hotline at 1800-2550-000.
-CNA/wk
FTs.
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no
so many FTs how they can come in legally har? what the white guys doing?
so many illegal opne salso come here in small sg island . .sg no longer a safe place to be.
let svote carfully next election