Malaysian charged in Singapore with helping syndicate collect Rolex watches, jewellery worth over S$90,000 from scam victim


On Oct 27, Law Jian Haw was given a charge for abetment by conspiracy to assist another in retaining benefits from criminal conduct. - ST

SINGAPORE: A man has been charged over his suspected involvement in a government official impersonation scam, after allegedly collecting cash and valuables from a scam victim.

On Monday (Oct 27), Law Jian Haw, a 24-year-old Malaysian, was given a charge for abetment by conspiracy to assist another in retaining benefits from criminal conduct.

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