"AN UNEMPLOYED man was charged in court on Thursday with armed
robbery of $450,000 from a businessman at a hotel room in Marina
Bay Sands last week. No plea was taken from Octavius Tok Tien Howe,
37."LINK
"SINGAPORE: A punter who cheated the Marina Bay Sands casino of
S$31,500 (US$24,800) with the help of a dealer was sentenced on
Monday to 54 months jail. Thirty-two-year-old Tan Tiong Loon is the
first person to ever be convicted and sentenced for being in
cahoots with a dealer to cheat a local casino." LINK
"A VIETNAMESE woman was fined $700 on Wednesday for soliciting at
the Marina Bay Sands casino after she lost money in gambling ... A
district court heard that at 1.30am last Saturday, police received
a call from security staff of the casino that they had detained a
woman for soliciting for the purpose of
prostitution." LINK
"SINGAPORE: A former croupier at the Resorts World Sentosa casino
and a full-time gambler were jailed Tuesday for working together to
cheat the attraction of nearly S$29,000 between October 2 and 9
last year."LINK
"A Singaporean man has been charged with acting as a bookie at the
Resorts World Sentosa casino. 50-year-old Ng Ah Chye allegedly
committed the offences between 11 July and 17 August, last
year." LINK
"SINGAPORE: A court in Singapore has framed charges against five
Indians for allegedly using fake casino chips at a resort in the
city state, local media reported on Saturday. The Indians are
accused of using an unknown number of counterfeit chips valued at
SGD 1,000 each ..." LINK
"After gambling and losing the $1000 he had brought to the Resorts
World Sentosa casino, an Indonesian tourist resorted to theft.
49-year old Paulus Djohar has been sentenced to 4 weeks' jail for
the attempted theft of a $500 cellphone. He followed 18-year old
student Lim Tse Min from behind at Changi Airport and took the
phone from her backpack." LINK
"A CHINESE national gambled with $250 in casino chips that did not
belong to him while an Indian national stole $12,180 worth of
electrical cables meant for Marina Bay Sands so as to get some
money to bet with. On Wednesday, the two construction workers
pleaded guilty. Ni Guo Jian, 45, was jailed nine weeks for criminal
breach of trust. Kakkayan Govindarasan, 26, was jailed seven
months." LINK
For better or for worse, this is George Yeo's legacy. For all of
us, in this country.
http://mrwangsaysso.blogspot.com/2011/05/george-yeo-and-his-true-legacy-for.html