Man in SG allegedly linked to govt officials impersonation scam charged with money laundering


Police seized S$6,700 in cash drawn from numerous automated teller machines in Singapore. — ASHLEIGH SIM/The Straits Times/ANN

SINGAPORE: A man allegedly linked to a government officials impersonation scam involving nearly S$100,000 in losses was charged with money laundering on Jan 13.

Lim Shao Lun, 31, is accused of transferring the benefits of criminal conduct.

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