(Reuters) - Fourteen people thought to be members of an organised crime ring involved in football match-fixing have been arrested in Singapore, law enforcement authorities said on Wednesday.
A joint statement from the Singapore Police Force and the Corrupt Practises Investigation Bureau said 12 men and two women had been detained after an operation lasting 12 hours.
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