Maserati driver who dragged cop with car had pledged vehicle to parents, claims sister


Lee Cheng Yan could have the luxury car forfeited to the state following the hearing in February. - ST File

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): A forfeiture hearing for a Maserati driver, whose car dragged a Traffic Police (TP) officer for more than 100m in 2017, has been adjourned to Feb 27.

This after his sister told the court on Wednesday (Jan 25) that recalcitrant offender, Lee Cheng Yan, 38, had pledged the car to their elderly parents and they were its de-facto owners.

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