Crime
Death penalty looms for two Malaysians caught at Woodlands Checkpoint with cannabis, ‘Ice’ worth almost RM500,000
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Two Malaysian men were arrested at Woodlands Checkpoint in separate drug smuggling attempts. On July 31, a 33-year-old man was caught with methamphetamine and Ecstasy hidden in a flask and his groin area. A follow-up operation led to the arrest of a Singaporean man. On August 2, a 36-year-old motorcyclist was found with cannabis and ketamine in his vehicle's rear box. The combined drug seizures are worth over S$152,000 and could have supplied hundreds of abusers for a week.
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