70-year-old who went on drug run with PMD convicted of heroin trafficking


SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): A 70-year-old man who went out on his personal mobility device (PMD) with S$9,000 one early morning four years ago, and exchanged the cash for a bag of drugs, was convicted of heroin trafficking on Friday (April 14).

Packets of heroin were recovered from the PMD belonging to Low Sze Song, a Singaporean, after his arrest.

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