Two men allegedly used sleight of hand to steal more than $130k in different currencies


Georgians Abralava Irakli (left) and Darsania Tamazi were each charged with one count of theft. - SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Two men allegedly used sleight of hand to steal 70,000 euros (S$102,000) and US$25,000 (S$33,000) from a money changer at Little India Arcade in Serangoon Road.

Georgians Abralava Irakli, 36, and Darsania Tamazi, 70, who were each charged with one count of theft on Friday, are accused of committing the offence at Monisha Exchange at around 4pm on Dec 2, 2022.

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