Singapore’s Criminal Investigation Department arrested 24-year-old Malaysian Goh Eugene on December 28 at Woodlands Checkpoint. He appeared in court on December 30, charged under the Organised Crime Act for facilitating serious offences tied to a Phnom Penh-based syndicate.
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The group allegedly orchestrated at least 438 government official impersonation scams, causing victims losses exceeding S$41 million. A September joint operation with Cambodian police disrupted the compound. Police released details of 30 remaining suspects at large and urged the public to provide tips. Goh faces up to five years’ jail and a S$10,000 fine if convicted.
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