Shell heist: More than 15 years' jail for employee who helped steal S$S60mil of gas oil


SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): A Shell employee who worked with a syndicate to secretly siphon off S$60 million in oil to sell illegally to earn some $735,000 for himself was jailed for 15 years and four months on Thursday (May 26).

Muhamad Farhan Mohamed Rashid, 34, was one of the co-conspirators in a massive plot to steal gas oil from Shell Eastern Petroleum's Pulau Bukom site.

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