Trio charged with money laundering after they allegedly dealt with funds linked to scam victims


SINGAPORE: Three people were charged with money laundering in separate cases on May 9, and two of them allegedly received scam benefits totalling more than S$350,000 in bank accounts,

Police said that the third person is accused of transferring cryptocurrency worth at least $96,000 to a cryptocurrency wallet, and the funds were later traced to a foreign scam victim.

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