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Wayne Soh You Chen and Brian Sie Eng Fa face charges under the Organised Crime Act after a scam caused S$41 million in losses across 438 cases, police said.
- On Nov 17, two Singaporeans, Wayne Soh You Chen, 27, and Brian Sie Eng Fa, 32, were charged under the Organised Crime Act after deportation, accused of facilitating cheating linked to organised crime.
- Investigators say the syndicate was led by fugitive Singaporean Ng Wei Liang, who allegedly recruited relatives into the Phnom Penh‑based organised criminal group that targeted victims in Singapore.
- Foreign police arrested the suspects in Phnom Penh, Cambodia and Khon Kaen, Thailand before deportation to Singapore, where both men appeared in court via video‑link.
- Under the Organised Crime Act penalties, Soh's lawyer Gino Hardial Singh and Sie face possible charges at the Nov 24 adjourned hearing at the Central Police Division, Singapore.
- Authorities say dozens of suspects remain at large, including twenty-five other Singaporeans and seven Malaysians, while the Singapore Police Force seized assets and issued prohibition‑of‑disposal orders after a joint operation on Sept 9.
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Two Singaporeans, 44, Deported from Thailand and Cambodia Face Charges for Transnational Scam Operations
Two 44-year-old Singaporean men were arrested and charged in court on 13 Nov 2025 after being deported from Thailand and Cambodia for their alleged involvement in transnational scam syndicates targeting Singaporeans, according to the Singapore Police Force. Both suspects, identified as Ong Kwang Wee and Seah Jian Hao, arrived in Singapore on 11 Nov 2025 and were immediately taken into custody by Anti-Scam Command officers. Operations in Myanmar…
Two Singaporean citizens have been charged with participating in a criminal organization that defrauded at least $41 million in 438 cases.
2 wanted Singaporeans , part of 34 - man alleged scam ring in Cambodia , arrested ; to be charged on Nov 17
Two Singaporean men, aged 27 and 32, who are among the 27 Singaporeans and seven Malaysians wanted by the Singapore Police Force (SPF) over their alleged involvement in a scam ring operating in Cambodia, were charged on Monday (Nov 17).They were deported to Singapore and arrested on arrival on Nov 16. Wayne Soh You Chen, 27, and Brian Sie Eng...
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