Duo get jail and whipping over RM1.8mil heist


SINGAPORE: Two more men were sentenced to jail and ordered to be given the minimum 12 strokes of the cane for their role in the S$624,036 (RM1.83mil) gang robbery at an open air carpark at Aljunied Crescent more than a year ago.

Annadurai Raman, 43, a Singapore permanent resident, and 29-year-old Malaysian Tachana Moorthy Peromal admitted on Monday to abetment by conspiracy with six others to rob Ali Yousouf Saiboo of two luggage bags containing local and foreign currencies amounting to S$624,036 and two mobile phones on Nov 5, 2014.

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