SINGAPORE: Two men who allegedly stole a diamond ring worth more than S$132,000 (US$99,488) from a pawnshop at Lucky Plaza on Sunday (Jul 16), before fleeing to Malaysia have been arrested and handed over to Singapore police. In a news release on Thursday,
SINGAPORE: Two men who allegedly stole a diamond ring worth more than S$132,000 from a pawnshop at Lucky Plaza on Sunday , before fleeing to Malaysia have been arrested and handed over to Singapore police.
A 48-year-old man allegedly took the ring and fled the pawnshop when the staff was attending to his request to buy another diamond ring. “Both men had left Singapore to Malaysia within an hour after the police were alerted to the incident,” the police said.
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