Canadian bank robbery suspect extradited to Singapore | The Malaysian Insight

Canadian bank robbery suspect extradited to Singapore

David James Roach arriving in Singapore to face charges of bank robbery. – AFP pic, March 17, 2020.

A SUSPECT in a rare Singapore bank robbery is set to face charges in the Asian city-state after four years avoiding extradition to the country as he attempted to reach his native Canada, authorities said Tuesday. Singapore police and the country’s public prosecutor said in a joint statement that David James Roach had been sent back by Britain after being detained there in 2018 en route to Canada.

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