Duo arrested after allegedly using fake gold ring, fabricated bank receipt to cheat victim of S$800 in Singapore


The police said on Sept 5 that the two suspects will be charged in court on Sept 6. - Photo: Singapore Police Force

SINGAPORE: A man was allegedly cheated of S$800 on Wednesday (Sept 3) by two people pretending to be tourists in financial difficulty.

The suspects allegedly used a fake bank receipt and a counterfeit gold ring in their ruse to get the victim to hand over his money.

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