Court orders S$1.25mil to be confiscated from man who ran illegal 4D and Toto operation


SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): A confiscation order of about S$1.25 million has been issued against a man who was sentenced in 2020 to four years and 12 months' jail and fined $500,000 for running an illegal 4D and Toto operation.

The police said on Friday (Aug 12) that the High Court issued the order against Ow Choon Bok, 45, on July 27, after a further probe into his financial affairs was conducted. The wealth is believed to be his benefits from criminal conduct.

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