Jail for gambling syndicate member who used earnings to fake CPF contributions for home loan

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Kiegan Tan Ming Ren, 32, was given 17 months' jail and a fine of S$60,000, after pleading guilty in December to five charges under the Remote Gambling Act and Corruption, Drug Trafficking and Other Serious Crimes (Confiscation of Benefits) Act.

to fake Central Provident Fund contributions for a home loan was sentenced on Wednesday .

He told co-accused Tan Chee Sheng that he was looking for work and accepted a role in the latter's illegal remote gambling syndicate, collecting 4D and TOTO bets on his behalf. He initially got a commission of 10 per cent from all bets he received, and an additional 5 per cent of the winning amount if the bet won.

 

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